Fuji Xerox stays silent over NZ senior management
The embattled copier company has announced a range of “countermeasures” to its accounting scandal.
Local Fuji Xerox managers have been locked in a “communications meeting” at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland today with top executives, including global president Hiroshi Kurihara.
But while the embattled copier company has announced a range of “countermeasures” to an accounting scandal that’s led
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Duncan Bridgeman
Mon, 17 Jul 2017
Mon, 17 Jul 2017
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Fuji Xerox stays silent over NZ senior management
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