Sony reports record 1st quarter group sales

Sony reports record 1st quarter group sales

TOKYO, Japan - Teruhisa Tokunaka, vice president of Sony Corp., speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on July 25 after announcing the earnings results for the April-June quarter of 2002. Sony chalked up group sales of 1,721.81 billion yen, an all-time high for the first quarter of its business year.

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