Hitachi, Mitsubishi Heavy to start merger talks

Hitachi, Mitsubishi Heavy to start merger talks

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows the headquarters of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. in Minato Ward, Tokyo. Hiroaki Nakanishi, president of Hitachi Ltd., said in Yokohama on Aug. 4, 2011, that Hitachi and Mitsubishi Heavy have agreed to start negotiations on a merger.

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