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1 of 3. A man walks past a sign of Olympus Corp outside the company's showroom in Tokyo November 4, 2011.

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TOKYO | Thu Nov 10, 2011 6:43am EST

TOKYO (Reuters) - Scandal hit Olympus Corp is to stay in the Nikkei average for the time being, the Nikkei publisher said on Thursday.

The publisher will make a final decision after it looks into the situation regarding the company's earnings reports.

The announcement came after Olympus said it was unlikely to issue its earnings by an earlier November 14 filing date but it aimed to meet the December 14 deadline.

Tokyo's stock exchange warned Olympus it would be delisted if it fails to meet the latter deadline.

(Reporting by Antoni Slodkowski and Kaori Kaneko)
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SanPa wrote:
Put this firm out of business, shutter its doors, and sell off its assets.

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