Sharp's new president

TOKYO, Japan - Sharp Corp. President Takashi Okuda (L) and Executive Vice President Kozo Takahashi shake hands during a press conference in Tokyo on May 14, 2013. Takahashi will be promoted to president replacing Okuda.

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