New Mazda Motor head Booth to continue Millennium Plan

New Mazda Motor head Booth to continue Millennium Plan

TOKYO, Japan - Lewis Booth, the new representative director, president and chief executive officer of Mazda Motor Corp., tells reporters in Hiroshima on June 26 that he is committed to continuing the company's restructuring under the Millennium Plan.

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