Sony eyes leading the way out of recession with new team

Sony eyes leading the way out of recession with new team

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. Chief Executive and Chairman Howard Stringer speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on March 4. Stringer said he hopes Sony will be the first to emerge from the bruising recession with a new management team more capable of adapting to a fast-changing digital world. (Kyodo)

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