Sony's Hirai vows to bring game division back to profit

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp.'s newly appointed corporate executive officer in charge of game and network businesses, Kazuo Hirai, speaks on May 28 during a joint interview with Kyodo News and other media organizations. He said one of the company's ''major missions'' will be to bring its money-losing game division back into profit at an early timing through cost-cutting efforts.

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