Japanese chipmaker Kyocera says founder Kazuo Inamori has died

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Japanese chipmaker Kyocera says founder Kazuo Inamori has died
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TOKYO :Kazuo Inamori, the founder of Japanese electronics maker Kyocera Corp., has died, the company said on Tuesday.Inamori, 90, passed away due to old age at his home in Kyoto on the morning of Aug. 24, Kyocera said in a statement.In 1959, he founded Kyocera, then known as Kyoto Ceramic Co., with an

TOKYO :Kazuo Inamori, the founder of Japanese electronics maker Kyocera Corp., has died, the company said on Tuesday.

Inamori, 90, passed away due to old age at his home in Kyoto on the morning of Aug. 24, Kyocera said in a statement. In 1959, he founded Kyocera, then known as Kyoto Ceramic Co., with an initial investment of 3 million yen . The conglomerate now has nearly 60,000 employees, making a range of products from electronic components to kitchen knives.

In 2010, Inamori was tapped to lead the bankrupt Japan Airlines Co., helping it to restructure and relist on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2012.

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