Sony logs record sales, profit in fiscal 2007

Sony logs record sales, profit in fiscal 2007

TOKYO, Japan - Nobuyuki Oneda, chief financial officer of Sony Corp., briefs reporters on the company's group earning report for fiscal 2007 in Tokyo on May 14. Sony booked record-high group sales and net profit on brisk sales of its Bravia flat-panel televisions and digital cameras.

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