Ex-Olympus chief Woodford arrives in Japan

NARITA, Japan - Michael Woodford, former chief executive officer and president of Olympus Corp., is surrounded by reporters upon arrival at Narita airport near Tokyo on Nov. 23, 2011. Woodford arrived in Japan to meet with Japanese investigative authorities probing the camera and medical equipment maker's coverup of investment losses.

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