Sharp Corporation announced Thursday that it has named a new CEO and president of Sharp Electronics Corporation, the subsidiary that runs its business in the Americas.The Mahwah-based company, which ...

Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), the U.S. subsidiary of Sharp Corporation, announced two more executive promotions. Mike Marusic has been promoted to COO of the SEC organization and marketing ...

Sharp Electronics Corporation is the U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s Sharp Corporation. Sharp is a worldwide developer of one-of-a-kind home appliances, networked multifunctional office solutions, ...

Sharp Electronics Corporation is a Japanese multinational corporation that designs and manufactures electronic products, such as LCD panels, solar panels, and home appliances. The company was founded ...

ORLANDO, Fla., Oct. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA), a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), successfully concluded its highly anticipated ...

The mantra at Sharp Electronics' U.S. headquarters in Mahwah used to be bigger is better. The Japanese electronics giant, once the leader in the television industry, spent the first part of this ...

Sharp Home Electronics Company of America (SHCA) recently announced the appointment of Richard Simone as Vice President of Product Marketing. Simone’s extensive experience in product selection, ...

Sharp is a worldwide developer of one-of-a-kind home entertainment products, appliances, networked multifunctional office solutions, LED lighting, and mobile communication and information tools.

LAS VEGAS — Sharp Electronics Corp. has introduced the world's largest flat-screen television, a behemoth 108-inch liquid-crystal display that most people probably couldn't fit through their front ...

From 1997 until April 2, 2002, Sandra Rudzinski worked for Sharp Electronics Corporation. As a full-time employee, she was entitled to partici-pate in a long-term group disability plan (the “Plan”), ...

With plans to build a TV screen factory in America, the iPhone maker could score political points and revive Sharp, its ailing subsidiary. By Robyn Mak The Taiwanese company, which makes iPhones for ...