Hitachi to have new president

Hitachi to have new president

TOKYO, Japan - Takashi Kawamura, chairman of Hitachi Maxell Ltd., speaks a news conference in Tokyo on March 16 after being appointed as new president of Hitachi Ltd. Kawamura will replace current president Kazuo Furukawa on April 1.

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