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© 2012 AFPFormer high-flying chief of Daio Paper jailed for 4 years over casino losses
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tmarie
Good to hear this. Tip of the ice-burg but a start.
herefornow
Simply ludicrous that someone cold steal over $50 million from a publicly-traded company simply by telling the accountants to "give me the money". Governance in Japan is and always will be a joke by international standards.
warispeace
This guy gets 4 years and the guys at TEPCO get early retirement and big bonus payments and we all now have to pay higher fees to cover the man-made Fukushima Daiichi disaster. There are criminals and then there are criminals.
Hiniku
The Japanese Government needs to go after the executives that knew what Ikawa was doing. They need to set an example across corporate Japan saying.... if you know and do nothing then you are guilty too.
Herve Nmn L'Eisa
He basically stole company money(embezzlement ), gambled it away, and then gets all of 4 years(country-club jail?) ?
WilliB
I am surprised (pleasantly) that the thief goes to jail all. I thought he would slip away with big hansei and a suspended sentence.
waltery
I wonder if he gets a top bunk being a hi flyer or a bottom ?
Braindead
As always, Beware the Queen of Hearts
nath
Moron. Surprised he got jail, but should have been longer.