Livedoor stock falls to lowest level since Jan. 16 raid

Livedoor stock falls to lowest level since Jan. 16 raid

TOKYO, Japan - The stock price of Livedoor Co. dropped 30 yen, or 32.9 percent, on Feb. 13 from Feb. 10 to 61 yen per share (shown in photo taken in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward), the lowest it has fallen since prosecutors raided the Internet company on Jan. 16 in connection with an accounting fraud scandal.

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