
TOKYO Japan's Fujifilm Holdings reached a deal on Jan. 31 to take majority control of Xerox, its decades-long U.S. partner. The move achieves Fujifilm's long-held goal of making and selling office equipment throughout the world under one roof.
Bringing the U.S. office equipment maker into the fold gives the Japanese company more global clout
TOKYO Japan's Fujifilm Holdings reached a deal on Jan. 31 to take majority control of Xerox, its decades-long U.S. partner. The move achieves Fujifilm's long-held goal of making and selling office equipment throughout the world under one roof.
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