Microsoft to sponsor corporate rugby tourney

Microsoft to sponsor corporate rugby tourney

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuo Machii (L), chairman of the Japan Rugby Football Union, shakes hands with Shinichi Ata, president of the Japanese unit of Microsoft Corp., during a press conference in Tokyo on May 7. They announced that Microsoft will become a sponsor for the final stage of the top-league corporate rugby tournament to be launched this fall.

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