Ex-Olympus chief Woodford

Ex-Olympus chief Woodford

LONDON, Britain - Former Olympus Corp. Chief Executive Officer and President Michael Woodford speaks in an interview in London on Oct. 31, 2011. He said he is willing to return as president and rebuild the company mired in a scandal over alleged shady acquisitions in the past. (Kyodo)

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