Super Mario News
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Nintendo Co., the world’s biggest maker of video-game machines, fell the most in more than a year in Osaka trading after missing sales targets for its consoles.
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Nintendo Co., the world’s biggest maker of video-game machines, forecast a surge in profit as the yen slides and the company accelerates new game releases to drive sales of Wii U consoles and 3DS hand-held players.
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Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata has pledged that the “Super Mario” game creator will post a 100 billion-yen ($1 billion) operating profit this fiscal year as new software titles boost sales. Analysts say he’ll fail.
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Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata is convinced the future of gaming still centers on handheld and TV-based machines. He’ll get his answer by Christmas, in the number of new Wii U consoles that get bought.
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On the basketball court of Rome’s Liceo Massimo high school about five decades ago, Mario Draghi modeled his playing on that of future Hall of Fame hoopster and U.S. Senator Bill Bradley , then shooting for Olimpia Milano.
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Samsung Electronics Co.’s reclusive chairman has long warned employees against complacency and obsolescence.
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Nintendo Co. was ordered to pay $30.2 million to a former Sony Corp. employee after a jury in New York found the company’s 3DS machine infringed his patent.
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When Mario Monti was appointed -- not elected -- prime minister of Italy in November, most Italians saw him as a welcome respite from the flamboyant, bankrupt leadership of Silvio Berlusconi. With the economy headed for collapse, technocratic leadership and a break from politics as usual were exactly what they wanted. So they thought.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s pledge to buy unlimited quantities of short-dated government bonds risks tying him to an increasing debt burden.
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Sony Corp. and Nintendo Co., Japan’s biggest makers of gaming devices, rose after China Daily said the world’s most-populous country may end a 12-year ban on the sale of video-game consoles.
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