Sharp to shift to customer-oriented business model

OSAKA, Japan - Takashi Okuda, president of major electronics maker Sharp Corp., speaks with reporters in Osaka on Jan. 7, 2013. Okuda said Sharp plans to shift to a customer-oriented business model in 2013 in an effort to recover from its business crisis.

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