Sapporo's Terasaka to be promoted to president in late March

Sapporo's Terasaka to be promoted to president in late March

TOKYO, Japan - Fumiaki Terasaka (L), senior managing director of Sapporo Breweries Ltd., speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on Feb. 12, 2010, after being nominated as successor to President Masaru Fukunaga (R). Terasaka will assume the presidency on March 25 while Fukunaga will become adviser to the company.

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