Ex-Olympus chief Woodford attends board meeting

Ex-Olympus chief Woodford attends board meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Michael Woodford (C), former chief executive officer and president of Olympus Corp., answers reporters' questions in front of the company's headquarters in Tokyo on Nov. 25, 2011, after attending a company board meeting for the first time since his dismissal in mid-October after calling into question dubious acquisitions by the firm. (Kyodo)

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