Fourth straight year of losses may result in 10,000 jobs being cut. Sony expects to report a record $6.4 billion (£4.02b) net loss for the business year just ended on March 31.
The firm’s annual results are due on May 21, and reports earlier this week suggested Sony intends to cut 10,000 jobs, or around six percent of its global workforce, as it looks to turn its fortunes around.
Weak demand for its televisions – the business has lost $10 billion (£6.3b) in ten years – and falling behind Apple and Samsung in the gadgets market are largely responsible for what will be a fourth straight year of losses, according to Reuters. (more…)
