Horie to serve prison term

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Takafumi Horie, former head of Internet company Livedoor Co., who speaks during an interview in Tokyo in November 2010. Horie is set to serve a prison term over accounting fraud after the Supreme Court rejected his appeal, judicial sources said April 26, 2011. He is expected to serve less than 29 months of his 30-month term as he has already spent 40 days in detention. (Kyodo)

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