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Wandering swordsman Dao Ma (Chinese actor Wu Jing) travels the Western wastelands, pocketing rewards for capturing wanted men. [1]
TOKYO -- Toshiba is parting ways with the auditing firm that failed to red-flag years of suspicious accounting, and may start rotating auditors every five years. [2]
Auditor to review all clients' books following penalty February 18, 2016 02:51 JST TOKYO -- The auditing firm penalized for overlooking electronics maker Toshiba's years of fraud will re-check data from its roughly 4,000 clients by the end of March i... [3]
TOKYO -- Fujifilm Holdings looks to part with auditor Ernst & Young ShinNihon as soon as the coming fiscal year in light of the firm's failure to detect fraud at fellow client Toshiba. [4]
TOKYO -- Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu will spend $321 million over three years to bolster Asia-Pacific operations, aiming to offer better auditing and other services across the region. [5]
TOKYO -- Genome editing technology looks set to revolutionize the way scientists develop genetically modified foods and discover new drugs. [6]
ScienceJapan allows gene editing for research only Guidelines follow uproar over Chinese scientist's claims about edited twins Japan will forbid using genetically altered eggs to produce babies after the uproar around a Chinese scientist who claims t... [7]
TOKYO -- A recent academic conference in Japan underscored the rapidly growing interest in the field of genome editing, and how its potential applications could go well beyond what had previously been imagined. [8]
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Wandering swordsman Dao Ma (Chinese actor Wu Jing) travels the Western wastelands, pocketing rewards for capturing wanted men.
TOKYO -- Toshiba is parting ways with the auditing firm that failed to red-flag years of suspicious accounting, and may start rotating auditors every five years.
Auditor to review all clients' books following penalty February 18, 2016 02:51 JST TOKYO -- The auditing firm penalized for overlooking electronics maker Toshiba's years of fraud will re-check data from its roughly 4,000 clients by the end of March i
TOKYO -- Fujifilm Holdings looks to part with auditor Ernst & Young ShinNihon as soon as the coming fiscal year in light of the firm's failure to detect fraud at fellow client Toshiba.
TOKYO -- Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu will spend $321 million over three years to bolster Asia-Pacific operations, aiming to offer better auditing and other services across the region.
TOKYO -- Genome editing technology looks set to revolutionize the way scientists develop genetically modified foods and discover new drugs.
ScienceJapan allows gene editing for research only Guidelines follow uproar over Chinese scientist's claims about edited twins Japan will forbid using genetically altered eggs to produce babies after the uproar around a Chinese scientist who claims t
TOKYO -- A recent academic conference in Japan underscored the rapidly growing interest in the field of genome editing, and how its potential applications could go well beyond what had previously been imagined.
TOKYO Armed with a pair of "molecular scissors," scientists in the field of genome editing may finally be closing in on cures for diseases like hepatitis B and AIDS.
MUMBAI Price Waterhouse is fighting a two-year ban on its auditing operations in India, leaving the 75 listed companies it audits -- including heavyweights Tata Steel and Hindalco Industries -- with a dilemma: stick with the beleaguered auditor or fi