Toshiba deal in Egypt

CAIRO, Egypt - Toshiba Corp. Senior Vice President Masaaki Osumi (2nd from L) signs a deal in Cairo on Jan. 13, 2011, to set up Toshiba El Araby Visual Products Co., a joint venture with El Araby Group, to produce liquid crystal display televisions in Egypt.

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