Toshiba vice chairman to step down as board member

Toshiba vice chairman to step down as board member

Undated photo shows Toshiba Corp. Vice Chairman Norio Sasaki, a former president of the company. The electronics maker is arranging for the 66-year-old executive to step down as a board member at an extraordinary meeting of shareholders scheduled for September to take the blame for a spate of accounting irregularities, sources said on July 9, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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