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In Toshiba Scandal, the 'Tough as Nails' Target Setter
The nuclear-to-laptops conglomerate is engulfed in Japan's worst corporate scandal since Olympus Corp in 2011.
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Second Los Angeles Hospital Identifies 'Superbug' Infections
A second top Los Angeles hospital has reported an outbreak of drug-resistant "superbug" infections, and dozens more potential exposures, from procedures performed with a fiber-optic instrument called a duodenoscope.
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Sony, Olympus delay medical JV as regulatory approval on hold
Japan's Sony Corp and Olympus Corp have again delayed the start of a joint venture to develop medical equipment because they have yet to gain approval from some regulators.
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Sony, Olympus delay medical venture as regulatory approval on hold
Japan's Sony Corp and Olympus Corp have again delayed the start of a joint venture to develop medical equipment because they have yet to gain approval from some regulators.
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Mystery whistleblower could reap big award in HP accounting fraud case
While the Hewlett-Packard Co accounting scandal has produced several losers, it also produced one potentially very big winner: the whistleblower.
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Olympus says investors sue for $240 million damages
Olympus Corp shareholders have filed suit against the company in a Tokyo court seeking 19.1 billion yen in compensation.
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Sony to invest $642 mn in cash-strapped Olympus: Sources
Sony Corp will likely approve a plan this week to invest 50 billion yen in cash-strapped Olympus Corp, becoming its biggest shareholder with around a 10 percent stake, three sources familiar with the deal told Reuters.
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Struggling Sharp to deliver asset report to banks in September - sources
Sharp has said it is considering various options to restructure its business in a bid to underpin its finances.
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MNCs including HP and Nokia announce 71,000 job cuts globally
The cuts have been announced by companies from various sectors, during the first six months of 2012.
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Panasonic says no plan now to invest in Olympus
Japanese electronics maker Panasonic Corp has no plan at present to invest in Olympus Corp, which is struggling to recover from an accounting scandal.
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Sony will change, says CEO
Less than a fortnight into his job as CEO, Kazuo Hirai on Thursday sketched out a revival strategy for Sony Corp.
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Tata Steel, Wipro in most ethical firms list
On this year's list are two Indian companies, Tata Steel Ltd and software services exporter Wipro Ltd.
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In Toshiba Scandal, the 'Tough as Nails' Target Setter
The nuclear-to-laptops conglomerate is engulfed in Japan's worst corporate scandal since Olympus Corp in 2011.
-
Second Los Angeles Hospital Identifies 'Superbug' Infections
A second top Los Angeles hospital has reported an outbreak of drug-resistant "superbug" infections, and dozens more potential exposures, from procedures performed with a fiber-optic instrument called a duodenoscope.
-
Sony, Olympus delay medical JV as regulatory approval on hold
Japan's Sony Corp and Olympus Corp have again delayed the start of a joint venture to develop medical equipment because they have yet to gain approval from some regulators.
-
Sony, Olympus delay medical venture as regulatory approval on hold
Japan's Sony Corp and Olympus Corp have again delayed the start of a joint venture to develop medical equipment because they have yet to gain approval from some regulators.
-
Mystery whistleblower could reap big award in HP accounting fraud case
While the Hewlett-Packard Co accounting scandal has produced several losers, it also produced one potentially very big winner: the whistleblower.
-
Olympus says investors sue for $240 million damages
Olympus Corp shareholders have filed suit against the company in a Tokyo court seeking 19.1 billion yen in compensation.
-
Sony to invest $642 mn in cash-strapped Olympus: Sources
Sony Corp will likely approve a plan this week to invest 50 billion yen in cash-strapped Olympus Corp, becoming its biggest shareholder with around a 10 percent stake, three sources familiar with the deal told Reuters.
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Struggling Sharp to deliver asset report to banks in September - sources
Sharp has said it is considering various options to restructure its business in a bid to underpin its finances.
-
MNCs including HP and Nokia announce 71,000 job cuts globally
The cuts have been announced by companies from various sectors, during the first six months of 2012.
-
Panasonic says no plan now to invest in Olympus
Japanese electronics maker Panasonic Corp has no plan at present to invest in Olympus Corp, which is struggling to recover from an accounting scandal.
-
Sony will change, says CEO
Less than a fortnight into his job as CEO, Kazuo Hirai on Thursday sketched out a revival strategy for Sony Corp.
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Tata Steel, Wipro in most ethical firms list
On this year's list are two Indian companies, Tata Steel Ltd and software services exporter Wipro Ltd.
