Sony to fall into red

Sony to fall into red

TOKYO, Japan - Kazuo Hirai, president of Sony Corp., ends a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 6, 2014. Hirai said Sony is expecting a group net loss of 110 billion yen for the year through March 2014, against an earlier projected profit of 30 billion yen, citing disposal costs for its personal computer business and sluggish television sales.

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