Sony aims to turn profit on TV business with advanced features

Sony aims to turn profit on TV business with advanced features

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. Vice President Hiroshi Yoshioka speaks to a group of reporters in Tokyo on June 4. Yoshioka said Sony aims to turn a profit in its television business by introducing products with advanced features and by cutting costs. (Kyodo)

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