Prosecutors search Livedoor over suspected illegal stock trading

Prosecutors search Livedoor over suspected illegal stock trading

TOKYO, Japan - Prosecutors walk to the headquarters of Internet firm Livedoor Co. in a skyscraper in Tokyo's Roppongi Hills on Jan. 16 to search the head office on suspicion that it has been involved in illegal securities trading by spreading unfounded takeover rumors, investigation sources said.

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