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LONDON — Fujitsu's role in the U.K. Post Office scandal, dubbed the "most widespread miscarriage of justice" in British history, has analysts wary of what the fallout could look like for the Japanese IT giant.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia is considering filing lawsuits against several foreign banks over alleged malfeasance in the multibillion dollar 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) corruption scandal, according to the government's 1MDB Asset Recovery Task Force.
TOKYO -- The safety scandal at Daihatsu Motor, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor, has left thousands of suppliers in the lurch, raising questions about how the Japanese auto industry will restructure its traditional supply chain at a time when moves towards electric vehicles are transforming the car industry.
While the two have not directly confirmed their relationship, fans appear convinced of their romantic involvement, citing online posts about their visit together to a local restaurant a few months ago.
TOKYO -- Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Thursday that he is considering disbanding the ruling party faction he once led as prosecutors widen their investigation of a political funds scandal.
LONDON (AP) — Fujitsu, the company whose faulty computer accounting system resulted in the wrongful conviction of hundreds of Post Office branch managers across the U.K., apologized to the victims on Tuesday for its role in the one of the country’s biggest miscarriages of justice and said it was long aware that the software had bugs.
Update 14 January: This is an update of a piece originally published in October 2022 and comes ahead of the questioning of a senior Fujitsu executive by MPs.
Fujitsu will be "held accountable" if it is found to have blundered in the Post Office scandal, the government has said.