"Fujitsu Commits to Compensating UK Post Office Victims for Software Scandal"

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Fujitsu's shares dropped nearly 4% after its Europe co-CEO, Paul Patterson, stated that compensating victims of the Post Office scandal was a "moral obligation." The company's faulty software led to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub-postmasters in the UK. Fujitsu has not yet determined its contribution to the 1 billion pound compensation fund set aside by the government, but it is expected to shoulder a "reasonable financial burden." Despite the scandal, Fujitsu remains deeply embedded in UK government IT contracts.
- Fujitsu says compensating Post Office victims is a 'moral obligation" CNBC
- Fujitsu accepts it should help compensate Post Office victims Guardian News
- ‘Truly sorry.’ Fujitsu says it will compensate UK postal workers who were ruined by its software CNN
- Fujitsu says it will pay compensation in U.K. Post Office scandal The Japan Times
- Provider of faulty computer system apologizes to hundreds affected by UK Post Office scandal The Associated Press
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