Yamada Denki opens 1st overseas outlet in China

SHENYANG, China - Yamada Denki Co. opens its first overseas outlet in Shenyang, China, on Dec. 10, 2010, becoming Japan's first major home electronics retailer to advance into the fast-growing Chinese market.

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