Mazda's Booth meets the press

Mazda's Booth meets the press

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Lewis Booth (R), appointed as president of Mazda Motor Corp., speaks as his predecessor Mark Fields (L) listens at a news conference at a Hiroshima hotel April 19.

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