Uniqlo, under the leadership of CEO Tadashi Yanai, is now the largest apparel chain in Asia.
In a symbolic move, Yanai declared earlier this year that English is Uniqlo's official corporate language.
Yanai was in the Fifth Avenue location last week, giving it one last once-over.
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Yanai might have been listed above as being so well known as to not require further introduction.
Japanese billionaire Tadashi Yanai is either crazy like a fox or just crazy.
Tribunal president Shunji Yanai ordered that the vessel should be resupplied if needed.
Symmetrix's roots go back to 1987, when Richard Egan hired a brilliant Israeli engineer, Moshe Yanai, to develop the device.
Over the years Yanai raked in millions and at times was EMC's highest-paid executive, earning even more than the boss, says one former insider.
But he provides instant global visibility of a sort Yanai craves.
The insider says that Yanai believes that EMC doesn't need Clariion.
The 62-year-old Yanai, who founded parent company Fast Retailing in 1991, once declared that Uniqlo would try to become the world's biggest apparel company by 2020.
What's more, while Djokovic is also constantly jockeying for supremacy with fierce competitors, he's already notched a signature accomplishment Yanai-san envies: He's reached number one in the world.
One of Japan's wealthiest men and the founder of retailer Uniqlo, Tadashi Yanai, feels the events of March 11 served as a wakeup call to the Japanese about the precarious state of the economy.
Yanai, who holds at least 20 patents on the Symmetrix architecture, cut an uncommonly lucrative deal that paid him a 1% slice of Symmetrix revenues, with another 1% share divvied up among his five lieutenants.
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The key question: Did Yanai's 1% cut of Symmetrix sales make him reluctant to scrap the aging technology in favor of a newer approach? (Yanai declined to be interviewed.) Michael Ruettgers, EMC's executive chairman, who was CEO from 1992 until handing the job to Tucci in January, says that Yanai has never put his personal interest ahead of the company's.
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