TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s Olympus Corp aims to boost its shareholders’ equity ratio, a key measure of capital stability, by roughly seven-fold to 30 percent in five years, indicating the scandal-tainted company may have to raise capital. Olympus, the world’s leading maker of diagnostic endoscopes, is struggling to recover …
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