Panasonic incurs 379 bil. yen net loss in FY 08

Panasonic incurs 379 bil. yen net loss in FY 08

TOKYO, Japan - Panasonic Corp. President Fumio Otsubo speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on May 15. Panasonic incurred a group net loss of 378.96 billion yen in fiscal 2008, its first red ink in six years.

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