The committee, chaired by lawyer Akira Takeuchi, was set up by Fuji TV and its parent company, Fuji Media Holdings Inc., to investigate how the companies handled the case. In its report released ...

The allegations surfaced in magazine articles in December and have since triggered claims of systematic cover-ups by Fuji TV ...

According to the Nikkei report, Fuji TV also plans to buy out other shareholders, in an effort to turn the radio broadcaster into a wholly owned unit by September 1.

saw many sponsors leave scandal-embattled core unit Fuji Television Network Inc. over its handling of a sex scandal involving now-retired TV personality Masahiro Nakai. Due to falling advertising ...

The committee recognized that the sexual violence suffered by a female announcer at Fuji TV from now-retired entertainer Masahiro Nakai occurred as an “extension of business operations.” ...

Receive undervalued stocks, resilient to market uncertainty, delivered straight to your inbox. Fuji Media Holdings ( (JP:4676)) just unveiled an announcement. Fuji Television is undergoing ...

This is the first time the firm has ended a year in the red since it became a certified broadcasting holding company in 2008 --- and the first loss since Fuji TV went public on the Tokyo Stock ...

The two companies say Fuji TV has set up a president-led sustainability management committee including outside experts to constantly reflect human rights policies in management's decision-making ...

The parent company of Fuji TV, which has been caught in a series of scandals since the beginning of the year, on Friday posted a net loss of ¥20.1 billion ($138.5 million) for the business year ...

Fuji TV’s parent company is projected to post a consolidated net loss of ¥20.1 billion in fiscal 2024, which ended in March — its first net loss since it became a holding company in 2008 ...