Livedoor President Horie arrested over alleged financial scam

OSAKA, Japan - People take out copies of a newspaper extra reporting the arrest of Livedoor Co. President Takafumi Horie at the JR Osaka Station on Jan. 23. Horie was arrested along with three executives on suspicion of spreading false financial information to deceive investors.

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