Sharp targets Asia with Japanese sales style

Sharp targets Asia with Japanese sales style

OSAKA, Japan - Akira Atarashi, Sharp Corp.'s deputy CEO for Asia, the Middle East and Africa, speaks at a press conference in Osaka City, western Japan, on July 15, 2014, introducing marketing methods for the region centering on its ASEAN sales bases.

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