Mazda makes Imaki new president, taking over from Booth

Mazda makes Imaki new president, taking over from Booth

TOKYO, Japan - Hisakazu Imaki, new president of Mazda Motor Corp., speaks to reporters at a hotel in Tokyo on Aug. 27. Imaki replaced Lewis Booth to become the first Japanese to lead the firm since 1996.

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