Toshiba sets up 3rd-party panel to probe accounting irregularities

Hisao Tanaka, president of Toshiba Corp., is pictured during a press conference in Tokyo on May 15, 2015. Toshiba said the same day it has set up a third-party committee to probe accounting irregularities regarding past infrastructure projects, amid growing fears the matter may extend further and could erode trust in the Japanese electronics giant. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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