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Sony Beats Estimates on Gaming, Entertainment Amid Lockdown
Sony on Tuesday reported a 1.1 percent decline in first-quarter operating profit, much milder than market estimates as its gaming business thrived while consumers locked down at home looked for entertainment and downloaded more games. The electronics and entertainment firm posted April-June profit of JPY 228.4 billion ($2.15 billion), versus JPY 23...
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Panasonic Cuts Sales Target on Slowdown in China, Emerging Economies
"The business environment has worsened due to (an) economic slowdown in emerging countries including China."
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Panasonic to Sell Birthplace of Its Tv Business: Report
Panasonic plans to sell 60 percent of the plant's 120,000-square metre site in Ibaraki, to Japan's major homebuilder Daiwa House by early next year.
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Sony Posts $1.26 Billion Quarterly Loss on Expenses of Exiting PC Business
The company's woeful bottom line results come a day after it said it would not pay bonuses to senior executives for the third straight year.
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Sony to Implement Tough Restructuring, Warns of Another Annual Loss
Apart from bowing out of certain business lines, the company said it would spend $1.32 billion on restructuring the others.
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Panasonic to continue selling plasma TV in India
After the announcement that Panasonic will be quitting the plasma business by 2014, the Japanese electronics giant has specified its plans for India.
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Sony investor proposes spinning off the profitable entertainment unit
Sony and domestic rivals Sharp and Panasonic have suffered in the low-margin television business against foreign rivals.
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Panasonic stays in TV business, chairman resigning
Panasonic expects to spend 250 billion yen ($2.7 billion) on restructuring over the next two fiscal years.
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Panasonic plans to scale down TV business, exit plasma: Report
Panasonic intends to halt production of TV plasma panels at its main plant in western Japan.
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Panasonic may sell non-core money-making business units to raise cash
Shares in Panasonic slipped 1.4 percent to a two-week low in Tokyo morning trade.
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Sony Beats Estimates on Gaming, Entertainment Amid Lockdown
Sony on Tuesday reported a 1.1 percent decline in first-quarter operating profit, much milder than market estimates as its gaming business thrived while consumers locked down at home looked for entertainment and downloaded more games. The electronics and entertainment firm posted April-June profit of JPY 228.4 billion ($2.15 billion), versus JPY 23...
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Panasonic Cuts Sales Target on Slowdown in China, Emerging Economies
"The business environment has worsened due to (an) economic slowdown in emerging countries including China."
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Panasonic to Sell Birthplace of Its Tv Business: Report
Panasonic plans to sell 60 percent of the plant's 120,000-square metre site in Ibaraki, to Japan's major homebuilder Daiwa House by early next year.
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Sony Posts $1.26 Billion Quarterly Loss on Expenses of Exiting PC Business
The company's woeful bottom line results come a day after it said it would not pay bonuses to senior executives for the third straight year.
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Sony to Implement Tough Restructuring, Warns of Another Annual Loss
Apart from bowing out of certain business lines, the company said it would spend $1.32 billion on restructuring the others.
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Panasonic to continue selling plasma TV in India
After the announcement that Panasonic will be quitting the plasma business by 2014, the Japanese electronics giant has specified its plans for India.
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Sony investor proposes spinning off the profitable entertainment unit
Sony and domestic rivals Sharp and Panasonic have suffered in the low-margin television business against foreign rivals.
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Panasonic stays in TV business, chairman resigning
Panasonic expects to spend 250 billion yen ($2.7 billion) on restructuring over the next two fiscal years.
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Panasonic plans to scale down TV business, exit plasma: Report
Panasonic intends to halt production of TV plasma panels at its main plant in western Japan.
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Panasonic may sell non-core money-making business units to raise cash
Shares in Panasonic slipped 1.4 percent to a two-week low in Tokyo morning trade.
