Founder of Internet startup eyes 1,000 employees

Founder of Internet startup eyes 1,000 employees

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Shinji Hamauzu (R), founder of Aratana Inc., speaks to one of his 100 employees at the office of the Internet-related venture business in Miyazaki, southwestern Japan, as seen in this file photo taken on Oct. 18, 2014. He hopes to boost the workforce to 1,000 in the near future.

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