Sharp to Americans: You Don’t Want to Buy a Sharp-Brand TV The Japanese firm seeks to regain the rights to sell Sharp-brand TVs in the U.S., which it previously sold to China’s Hisense.

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Sharp’s Planned U.S. TV Revival Blurred by Chinese Rival Leading iPhone assembler Foxconn wants to use Japan’s Sharp to build its own global electronics brand. There is one major snag: In the U.S., the right to sell Sharp-brand televisions belongs to a Chinese company

This tiny high-def display could double the sharpness of VR Virtual Reality is pretty convincing when you're all jacked in and wired up — but even the best headsets today aren't particularly sharp. Sharp, taking..

Why Japan Wants to Keep Sharp Foxconn wants to buy struggling Sharp Corp. for its electronic products but the Japanese government wants to keep Sharp in domestic hands. Photo: Associated Press

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Apparently, Some Countries Really Hate The Name ‘Kevin’ So, seriously. We need to talk about "Kevin."

Japan's Sharp in talks with Hon Hai on tie-up: Asahi

Kevin Durant looked sharp and sounded refreshed at USA's Tuesday practice

Decoding Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom’s Sharp Style Smartly dressed Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom is a hoodie-averse rebel in a Brioni suit and knit tie. He shares his fashion tips.