Toshiba CEO steps down after buyout offer triggers internal row

Combined file photo shows Toshiba Corp.'s Nobuaki Kurumatani (L) and Satoshi Tsunakawa. Kurumatani stepped down as president and CEO on April 14, 2021, and chairman Tsunakawa took up the posts of Kurumatani amid an internal conflict over a proposed buyout of the Japanese industrial conglomerate by Britain's CVC Capital Partners.

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