Court battle begins over Livedoor case

Court battle begins over Livedoor case

TOKYO, Japan - Ryoji Miyauchi (R), former Chief Financial Officer of Livedoor Co., arrives at the Tokyo District Court on May 26 as the trial began for four former Livedoor Co. group executives indicted on accounting fraud charges. Miyauchi admitted at the first court hearing that he took part in accounting manipulations at the once high-flying Internet company. (Kyodo)

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