Ex-Sanyo official based in Vietnam suspected of embezzlement

Ex-Sanyo official based in Vietnam suspected of embezzlement

OSAKA, Japan - Morihiro Kubo (C), senior vice president of Sanyo Electric Co., speaks at a news conference in Osaka on June 15 about suspected embezzlement by a former employee who was dispatched to a wholly owned subsidiary based in Vietnam.

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