Scandal-hit Olympus stock untraded

Scandal-hit Olympus stock untraded

TOKYO, Japan - The stock price of Olympus Corp. (7733, upper C) is not displayed on an electronic signboard in Tokyo's Yaesu business district on the morning of Nov. 10, 2011, due to a rush of sell orders for the stock of the company, which is facing allegations of accounting fraud.

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