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LONDON -- A Fujitsu executive said on Tuesday that the company had a "moral obligation" to contribute to compensation for hundreds of post office oper

Campaigners, including Alan Bates, and politicians have suggested that the firm should face financial consequences for its role in designing the Horizon system

(Bloomberg) -- An executive at Fujitsu Ltd., the Japanese IT company embroiled in the UK’s Post Office scandal, said the company has a “moral responsibility” to contribute to redress for sub-postmasters who suffered as a result of its faulty software.Most Read from BloombergIowa Latest: Haley Unveils New Ad, Looking to New HampshireTrump Scores Easy Win in Iowa With DeSantis a Distant SecondUS Merchant Vessel Struck as Shippers Told to Avoid Red SeaWhat Is Disease X? How Sci...

The Commons Business and Trade Committee was told victims of the Post Office scandal were 'suffering' and 'dying' while waiting for compensation. Here's what we learned from today's evidence

The global chief executive of Fujitsu has apologised for the first time over the firm’s role in the Horizon scandal.

UK workers offered pay rise almost ten times less than their Japanese counterparts

Boss Paul Patterson said the company had a ‘moral obligation’ to compensate victims

The Post Office chief executive has admitted that some of the money wrongfully taken from Horizon scandal victims may have been paid to executives.

EXCLUSIVE: The Fujitsu fat cats pocketed generous six and seven figure salaries plus bonuses while Horizon caused misery for the 3,500 postmasters wrongly accused of stealing.

Exclusive: payment was made as the Horizon IT system’s failings at post offices were emerging in court cases