Ex-Olympus President Woodford

Ex-Olympus President Woodford

LONDON, Britain - Former Olympus Corp. President Michael Woodford speaks during a press conference in London on Nov. 21, 2011. Woodford criticized a third-party panel set up by the company to probe its coverup of past securities investment losses, after the panel denied reports of organized crime's involvement in the scandal.

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