Fuji TV secures over 1/3rd stake in Nippon Broadcasting

Fuji TV secures over 1/3rd stake in Nippon Broadcasting

TOKYO, Japan - Fuji Television Network Inc. Chairman Hisashi Hieda (L) and President Koichi Murakami meet the press at a hotel in Tokyo on March 8 after the network secured more than a one-third equity state in Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. through its public tender offer.

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