Code word Macro: How Fuji Xerox tried to cover up scandal
All of the claims in NBR's article were vindicated.
“First, respond there are no problems.”
Those words of advice, uttered by a top Fuji Xerox executive at a company crisis meeting in Shanghai, couldn’t have been more wrong.
The company’s New Zealand operations had been overstating revenue for at least five years and the National Business
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Campbell Gibson and Duncan Bridgeman
Fri, 30 Jun 2017
Fri, 30 Jun 2017
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Code word Macro: How Fuji Xerox tried to cover up scandal
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