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CNBC: Robert Rostan “Toshiba embarks on long road to repair”
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September 7, 2015
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Robert Rostan, CFO and Princpal at Training The Street, says the nearly 2 percent rise in the stock on Monday suggests that the impact of the accounting probe is now behind Toshiba.
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