Sony's new president

Sony's new president

Hiroki Totoki (R), executive deputy president and chief financial officer of Sony Group Corp., shakes hands with President Kenichiro Yoshida during a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 2, 2023. Totoki said at the press conference that he will head the electronics company from April 1, replacing Yoshida.

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