Sony's results still may falter, despite new managers' efforts

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Sony Corp.'s top management restructuring has Chief Executive Officer Howard Stringer and President Ryoji Chubachi announcing management strategy at the end of September. Amidst a downturn in consumer electronics revenue, financial projections predict more of the same. Shares remain at the pre-restructuring rate of approximately 3,900 Yen after an initial surge over the news of the top management shuffle.

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Sony's profit for year was cut by period loss

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Sony Corp. posted lower profits for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2003. The company posted 185 billion yen in operating profits for the year, but this was 100 billion yen below what was forecasted. Sony was hurt by a major loss in the fiscal fourth quarter.

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For Sharp, the tvs are flat, but the competition is thick

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Sharp Corp. of Japan is number one in the sale of flat-panel televisions world-wide. The consmer electronics company forecasts record sales and profits this fiscal year, the third year for record returns.

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