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Jeff Ko
Toshiba-sized company gotta have a few foreign executives whom they can send to jail for this. Maybe Nissan will gladly lend their private jet to ship them in from abroad LOL
mmwkdw
Was big news with Olympus, but now it's happening so Frequently to be boring, and hardly newsworthy....
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Business-trends/Japan-Inc.-reports-record-cases-of-faulty-bookkeeping
TARA TAN KITAOKA
What else is new ???. It is a normal practce in japan inc. Just look at nissan, the ministers that took gifts, nothing new.