Sony expects a full year net loss of US $2.9 billion, citing tough domestic and global financial conditions. The Japanese electronics company says it is forecasting a net loss of 220 billion yen or US $2.9 billion for the fiscal year ending in March 2012. Previously, Sony expected to make 90 billion yen (US $1.2 billion).
Releasing its third quarter earnings, Sony says for the quarter ending in December 2011, it lost 159 billion yen (US $2.06 billion). And for the nine months ending in December 2011, Sony reported a net income loss of 201 billion yen (US $2.5 billion).
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Not surprised after the year Japan has had…
Is my 25 year old Walkman a valuable antique yet? That, and my Kodak Instamatic, consteatutes my retirement portfolio. Hi banasy.
Does your Walkman still work? I have an old 8 track player that still does, but sshh, it's a secret, I don't like a lotta people knowing that...break-ins and such....
And hello, m.s.! Hows e.l.t.?
Hi, guys…I have an original Nintendo, along with a N64 and all of the versions of gameboy…I’m on easy street!
Is that 8 Track player 2 or 4 channel ? I put a 4 channel ,w/headphone jack, in my '66 goat back in '72.
You had a GTO?
I’m honestly jealous…
Yeah, I called it SHAFT. It was a bad Mother–shut yo mouth
LMAO! Too funny!
I don't know if the Walkman still works. Last time I used it (back in about 1992 I guessing) it ate Jethro Tull's Living in the Past. I thought the battery was just low when it started slowing down, and I let it keep playing. Then the distortion came. I thought the motor was supposed to stop when it met too much resistance, But no.
*Everybody’s* a critic…
Well if they EXPECT it to happen, then it WILL happen. They should VISUALIZE a more positive outcome.
Jim?