Top Honda executive resigns after allegations of inappropriate conduct


Honda said it will announce the new management structure in response to this matter in the near future. -- PHOTO: REUTERS

TOKYO (Reuters): Honda Motor said on Monday that it had accepted the resignation of Executive Vice President Shinji Aoyama which followed an allegation of inappropriate conduct during a social gathering outside of work hours.

Honda did not elaborate on Aoyama's conduct in question, but said CEO Toshihiro Mibe will take a 20% salary cut for two months "in light of the seriousness" of the matter.

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