Takashimaya, H2O to partner, aim to merge in 3 years

Takashimaya, H2O to partner, aim to merge in 3 years

TOKYO, Japan - H2O Retailing Corp. Chairman Shunichi Sugioka (L) and Takashimaya Co. President Koji Suzuki shake hands after a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on Oct. 10. The two department store operators decided to forge a business and capital alliance with a view to merging in three years' time.

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