Toshiba cuts pay for 16 execs over accounting scandal

Toshiba cuts pay for 16 execs over accounting scandal

Photo shows the first meeting of Toshiba Corp.'s management renovation on July 29, 2015, in Tokyo, held in the wake of an accounting scandal. The company announced Chairman and President Masashi Muromachi (2nd from L on back row) and other 15 executives will face pay cuts. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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