Sony expects 1st group net profit in 3 years in FY 2015

Sony expects 1st group net profit in 3 years in FY 2015

Kenichiro Yoshida, chief financial officer of Sony Corp., briefs reporters on the company's earnings forecast for the current business year through March 2016 at a press conference in Tokyo on April 30, 2015. Sony expects to return to the black in the year for the first time in three years. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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