Prosecutors raid IXI on suspicion of accounting fraud

Prosecutors raid IXI on suspicion of accounting fraud

OSAKA, Japan - Agents from the Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office arrive at the head office of IXI Co. to search for evidence on allegations that the Osaka-based information technology solutions firm inflated its sales over the past several years through fictitious trading of software and other products.

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