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joining forces to try to stop innocent shoppers from being caught by fake buying fake products. top executives at electronics giant toshiba have been forced to quit after a scandal. they are leaving over a systematic wrong doing at the firm. translator: we sincerely admit to having cause the trouble. i genuinely apologize to all of our shareholders and those involved in our businesses. i am deeply sorry. president tanaka attended an emergency board meeting with norio sasaki and atsutoshi nishida earlier in the day. sasaki has been serving as vice chairman and nishida as adviser to the board. a day earlier members of a special panel released the findings of wrong doing. they say there was a systemic problem at the firm that went all the way to the top. they also said toshiba will have to write down operating profits between fiscal 2008 and 2014 by about $1.2 billion. the panel members found irregularities in a wide range of toshiba s businesses includinginclude includi
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaPyongyangP-yongyang-siNorth-koreaCanadaJapanTokyo looks like almost a half a percent drop for both the ftse and the dax in germany. in the u.s., a packed economic calendar today. at 8:30, weekly jobless claims. july cpi and empire state survey. then at 9:00, tick data. 15 minutes later, july industrial production. at 10:00, the philly fed survey and the national association of home builders survey. and the consumer is in focus once again today. walmart and kohl s among the names to show results before the bell. we ll be hearing from dell. this is a little bit of a surprise because the pc maker was originally scheduled to report results next week. no shortage of numbers to be running through. lots to do today. in other economic news, u.s. home foreclosures on track for a six-year low. foreclosure listing firm realty tracks shows 30,000 homes last month, that s down 31% from july last year. though up 4% from june. demand for physical gold soaring 53% in the second quarter. the world gold council reports the jump was led by o
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