Michael C. Woodford, ousted after exposing accounting fraud at the company, said he had failed to win support in a proxy battle from Japanese institutional investors and creditors.
By HIROKO TABUCHI, New York Times
Fri, 01/06/2012 - 5:56am
Michael C. Woodford, ousted after exposing accounting fraud at the company, said he had failed to win support in a proxy battle from Japanese institutional investors and creditors.