TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) – Official investigations into a massive fraud at Japan’s Olympus Corp are highly likely to lead to further revelations on the scandal soon, according to the firm’s former chief executive, Michael Woodford, who blew the whistle on the affair.
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49ers’ Harbaugh voted AP Coach of the Year
San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh was voted the Associated Press coach of the year Saturday at the inaugural NFL Honors awards ceremony in Indianapolis.
49ers’ Harbaugh voted AP Coach of the Year
San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh was voted the Associated Press coach of the year Saturday at the inaugural NFL Honors awards ceremony in Indianapolis.
Radcliffe admits being drunk during "Harry Potter" scenes (Reuters)
Reuters – Daniel Radcliffe admitted he was drunk while filming some scenes for the “Harry Potter” movies during a period in his life where he was drinking “nightly,” the young star said in an interview.
Jets’ Johnson will meet with Sanchez, forgives Tomlinson
Jets owner Woody Johnson said he plans to sit down with quarterback Mark Sanchez over dinner next week.
Jets’ Johnson will meet with Sanchez, forgives Tomlinson
Jets owner Woody Johnson said he plans to sit down with quarterback Mark Sanchez over dinner next week.
Micron CEO dies in plane crash, industry stunned
BOISE, Idaho/SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 3 – Micron Technology Inc Chief Executive and Chairman Steve Appleton died in a small plane crash on Friday, a major loss for a U.S.
Oil prices rise after drop in US hiring expands (AP)
AP – A surge in U.S. hiring lifted oil prices for the first time in a week. As more Americans commute to work and the economy picks up, demand for energy is expected to rise.
Analysis: Facebook IPO tests easy growth assumptions
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – As Facebook hurtles toward one of the largest initial public offerings in U.S. history, its honeymoon with investors may already be over