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Sony Corp. earnings are “moving in the right direction” as Japan’s biggest exporter of consumer electronics accelerates a plan to turn around its unprofitable TV business, Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai said.
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Sharp Corp.’s credit rating was cut to speculative grade by Standard & Poor’s as Foxconn Technology Group said it was still renegotiating a planned investment. The stock fell 13 percent, and Sharp found a defect in some smartphone displays.
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Rising rates of cancer, obesity and heart disease may offer a path back to health for Sony Corp., as the ailing Japanese maker of televisions, cameras and game consoles turns to semiconductors to end unprecedented losses.
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Sharp Corp., the maker of Aquos televisions, may sell stock holdings and offer workers buyouts after slumping sales prompted the company to widen its full-year loss forecast by eight times.
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Sharp Corp., Japan’s biggest maker of liquid-crystal displays, fell the most in five days in Tokyo trading on reports the company may eliminate more jobs and seek investments from companies other than Foxconn Technology Group.
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Sony Corp., Japan’s largest exporter of consumer electronics, plans to introduce a line of upgraded digital book readers in the U.S. as early as next month to challenge Kindle maker Amazon.com Inc.
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Sony Corp., maker of the PlayStation 3 video game console, plans to stream live Major League Baseball games over the Internet to its machines to expand its on-line offerings and attract users other than gamers.
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Sony Corp ., reeling from the second- largest online data breach in U.S. history, shut down some Internet services in Canada, Thailand and Indonesia after detecting unauthorized intrusions.
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Sony Corp . Chairman Howard Stringer apologized and offered U.S. customers of PlayStation Network and Qriocity online entertainment services a year of free identity- theft protection after the system was crippled by hackers.
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Panasonic Corp. , the world’s largest maker of plasma televisions, rose the most in almost 11 months in Tokyo trading, leading gains by Japanese electronics makers.
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