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OSAKA, Japan - Sharp Corp. President Mikio Katayama speaks at a news conference in Osaka on April 25, where he said the company has revised its fiscal 2006 dividends upward to 26 yen per share from an earlier planned 24 yen, backed by robust profit growth on brisk sales of large liquid crystal display televisions. (Kyodo)

OSAKA, Japan - Sharp Corp. President Mikio Katayama speaks at a news conference in Osaka on April 25, where he said the company has revised its fiscal 2006 dividends upward to 26 yen per share from an earlier planned 24 yen, backed by robust profit growth on brisk sales of large liquid crystal display televisions. (Kyodo) Stock Photo

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