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Shares of Sony jumped more than 10 percent on Thursday after it forecast a bigger-than-expected operating profit this financial year as it aims to boost flat TV sales and wipe away losses on the PlayStation 3. The result fell short of an average estimate of a ¥27.3 billion operating profit from...
Posted on: Friday, 16 May 2008, 12:10 CDT The prospect of a global economic downturn should make Sony (SNE) nervous. A drop-off in TV sales would do more than dent Sony's earnings outlook. This year, Sharp (6753.T) is expecting to sell 10 million LCD TVs, while Matsushita Electric Industrial (MC)...
Section: News Sony is predicting higher growth than their target for the rest of the year despite posting a surprising $45 million loss in January through March. The company’s performance was an improvement from a $1.08 billion loss from last year but still short of an average profit estimate of...
MARTIN FOSTER Published May 15, 2008 TOKYO — Income at the consumer electronics giant Sony rebounded in the last quarter as the company was able to hold down chip costs but was hurt by a drop in the value of its financial holdings. Sony reported on Wednesday that net income was 29 billion yen, or...
TOKYO - Shares of Sony Corp (6758.T) soared 9 percent to their highest in two and a half months on Thursday after it forecast an unexpectedly big operating profit this year as it aims to boost flat TV sales and wipe away losses on the PlayStation 3 game console. Despite suffering an operating...
An all-out effort in lower-end models should result in big unit sale gains, but some wonder if Bravia sets at Wal-Mart will hurt the brand The prospect of a global economic downturn should make Sony nervous. After all, you can't expect consumers to shop for giant flat-screen TVs and other pricey...
TOKYO: Shares of Sony Corp soared 9 per cent to their highest in two and a half months on Thursday after it forecast an unexpectedly big operating profit this year as it aims to boost flat TV sales and wipe away losses on the PlayStation 3 game console. Despite suffering an operating losses in...
TOKYO — Income at the consumer electronics giant Sony rebounded in the last quarter as the company was able to hold down chip costs but was hurt by a drop in the value of its financial holdings. Sony reported on Wednesday that net income was 29 billion yen, or about $278 million, in its fourth...
By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer TOKYO (AP) - Sony shares jumped nearly 9 percent in Thursday trading in Tokyo, a day after the Japanese electronics and entertainment company released upbeat earnings that included a record fiscal year profit. Sony stock closed at 5,270 yen ($50) midday, up 8.7...
May 15, 2008 5:07 AM (22 mins ago) By YURI KAGEYAMA, AP » 22 mins ago: Sony shares rise in Tokyo after upbeat earnings « 5 hrs ago: Sony shares rise in Tokyo after earnings (AP Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi) Visitors watch the Sony Corp.'s Bravia flat panel TV sets on display at a Tokyo store, Japan,...
Visitors watch the Sony Corp.'s Bravia flat panel TV sets on display at a Tokyo store, Japan, Wednesday, May 14, 2008. Sony marked a strong recovery in the fiscal year through March, nearly tripling profit to a record, on reduced losses in its PlayStation 3 video game business and strong sales of...
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