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Japan's Sharp accepts takeover offer

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Taiwan's Foxconn will acquire two-thirds of ailing electronics maker Sharp, marking the largest acquisition of a Japanese tech firm by a foreign company and bolstering its position as Apple Inc's biggest supplier. But as Sonia Legg reports, the signing of the deal has been delayed.

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