McDonald's to tap Apple Japan's Harada for CEO

McDonald's to tap Apple Japan's Harada for CEO

TOKYO, Japan - McDonald's Holdings Co. (Japan) is set to name Apple Japan Inc. President Eiko Harada (file photo) chief executive officer, hoping his experience at the computer firm will bolster business at the giant fast-food chain, sources said Feb. 6.

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