Guardian Unlimited
Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, left, with Michael Woodford at a press conference in Tokyo on 1 April when the Japanese company announced the Briton's appointment. Photograph: AP The chairman of Olympus, the Japanese camera giant engulfed in a crisis over...
Channel NewsAsia
Japanese camera maker Olympus on Tuesday declined to comment on media reports it was being investigated by the FBI over a near $700 million payment in advisory fees. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation probe comes after shares in the company...
Turks and Caicos Free Press
When Michael Woodford began his short tenure as Olympus president, he described the man who hired him, Chairman Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, as an "umbrella," a protective cover to deflect anyone out to stop the Briton's western-style tough cost-cutting.
Reuters
Analysis & Opinion Japanese medical equipment and digital camera maker Olympus Corp President Tsuyoshi Kikukawa speaks during a news conference in Tokyo November 19, 2007. When Michael Woodford began his short tenure as Olympus president, he...
The independent
The beleaguered precision equipment group Olympus came come under further pressure after it emerged that the US Federal Bureau of Investigation has begun an investigation into a controversial takeover deal...At one point, Olympus's stock fell to its...