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Sony Corp. board Chairman Howard Stringer, who became the first non-Japanese executive to lead the company, said he will retire in June.
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Sir Howard Stringer remembers when 2011 was going to be wonderful.
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When native son Joe Biden held a campaign rally at the Riverfront Sports Complex in Scranton, Pennsylvania in October 2008, the future vice president could count on a vote from its owner, Michael Vacendak. That’s not the case three years later.
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Sony Pictures, Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Co. are in talks with the largest cable TV systems to offer films for as much as $30 per showing soon after they run in theaters.
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Sony Pictures, Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Co. are in talks with the largest cable TV systems to offer films for as much as $30 per showing soon after they run in theaters.
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U.S. theater owners expressed “disappointment” at a report that four major Hollywood studios plan to show movies on a new video-on-demand service two months after the films start appearing in cinemas.
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