[Imaging Resource] More Olympus fraud fallout as banks sue for $273 million

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The old ship Olympus has somehow begun to right itself after the $1.7 billion accounting scandal that nearly sank the company in 2011. The company’s imaging division isn’t in the black yet, but strong sales of the OM-D E-M1 have helped to cut losses by $25 million (http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2014/02/07/olympus-claims-losses-cut-by-60-thanks-to-great-om-d-e-m1-sales), and with trickle-down effects like increased lens sales, the future looks promising. But for any publicly held company that commits fraud on such a massive scale, there are bound to be lingering consequences. Six Japanese trust banks have filed a lawsuit against...
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No to pięknie. Teraz pozostaje mieć nadzieję, że pojawi się - szybko - odpowiedź (w postaci PM3?) na Nikona J4. Może nawet wrzucą wreszcie 1080/60.
Stylus 1 ciemny, M1 za drogi (z takimi filmikami), jasnych szkieł na dole njiet a coś tą sprzedaż musi robić.