Ex-Olympus CEO Woodford eyes legal action

Ex-Olympus CEO Woodford eyes legal action

TOKYO, Japan - Michael Woodford, former president and chief executive officer of Olympus Corp., speaks at the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo on April 20, 2012. Woodford said he may seek to nullify in a Japanese court the approval given for the company's new management at its extraordinary shareholders' meeting.

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