Toshiba logs operating loss for 1st half in FY 2015, sues ex-management

Toshiba logs operating loss for 1st half in FY 2015, sues ex-management

Photo taken Nov. 7, 2015, shows Toshiba Corp.'s head office in Tokyo. The electronics maker has moved to sue three former presidents and two chief financial officers over falsified accounting spanning roughly seven years, and seek 300 million yen in damages. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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