Foxconn, a giant Taiwanese contract manufacturer, has just acquired Japan’s Sharp, a loss-making consumer-electronics designer and manufacturer in need of restructuring. Foxconn paid a 'lucky' ¥88 per ...

As part of a multiyear program to increase the visibility of the Sharp brand, the company recently launched an ad campaign anchored on the tagline — “Be sharp.” The company said the program “includes ...

Sharp's announcement last week that it would exit the U.S. television business, licensing its brand name to Chinese TV maker Hisense, wasn't exactly shocking, given the very public financial ...

TOKYO—Sharp Corp.67531.61%increase; green up pointing triangle has sued China’s Hisense Electric Co., 600060 0.64%increase; green up pointing triangle which licensed the Sharp brand for televisions ...

Sharp Corporation has initiated an unfair competition lawsuit against Chinese brand licensee Hisense, which produces and markets Sharp branded televisions in the Americas. A rare instance of a brand, ...

It’s both the end of an era and the beginning of a new one today, as Chinese TV manufacturer Hisense is acquiring Sharp America in a $23.7 million deal. Full ownership of all “equity and assets” of ...

Venerable Japanese electronics firm Sharp Corp. has been synonymous with consumer products innovation for much of its 105-year history, developing the first LCD calculator in 1973 and becoming one of ...

MONTVALE, N.J., Jan. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Sharp Home Electronics Company of America (SHCA) is proud to work with Roku® to create a TV experience that lives up to its brand promise of Simply Better ...

Hisense USA is expanding its sales, marketing, service, and sales operations as it prepares for the Jan. 6, 2016, takeover of Sharp’s North and South American TV business, said Hisense USA sales VP ...

Sharp Energy Solutions Europe has been awarded the EUPD Top Brand PV Award this year for its outstanding achievements in photovoltaics (PV) in three important markets — in the Mideast and North Africa ...

Do we think we know better? Or is it maybe because no matter how often Sharp says his laws are based on hard evidence and apply across different countries, time periods and market conditions, ...