Hitachi, Omron to integrate ATM operations

TOKYO, Japan - Etsuhiko Shoyama (2nd from L), president of Hitachi Ltd., and Hisao Sakuta (2nd from R) shake hands during a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on Jan. 26. They announced the two companies will set up a joint venture to integrate operations concerning automated teller machines (ATM) and other information technology equipment.

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