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Losses at Japanese electronic companies in 2011-2014
10/24/2010
$17 billion in losses for 2011 for Japanese electronic companies, including Panasonic, Sharp and Sony. Competition from Apple in products with consumer appeal and Samsung in manufacturing, and the failure of Japanese electronic companies to create exciting new products.
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Weaker Yen Puts Japanese Profits on a New Track
Wall Street Journal 05.07.2013
Sony Posts a Small Profit, Its First in 5 Years
New York Times 05.09.2013
Japan's Electronics Under Siege
Wall Street Journal 05.15.2013
Sharp to Raise Up to $1.67 Billion
Wall Street Journal 09.19.2013
Movieâs Flop Contributes to a Loss for Sony
New York Times 10.31.2013
Japanese Firms Send Work Overseas
Wall Street Journal 10.24.2010
For Sony, Struggle is Still the Bottom Line
Wall Street Journal 05.12.2014
Sony Turnaround Effort Falters, Expects $2.15 Billion Yearly Loss
Wall Street Journal 09.18.2014
Sony Posts Hefty Loss, but With Glimmers of Hope
Wall Street Journal 11.01.2014
Sharp Seeks to Spin Off LCD Panel Unit
Wall Street Journal 04.06.2015
Sony Expects Profits to Surge This Fiscal Year
Wall Street Journal 04.30.2015
Picture Dims for Japanese Electronics
Wall Street Journal 02.07.2012
Wall Street Journal 02.10.2012
Japan Lets Chips Fall Where They May
Wall Street Journal 02.27.2012
Apple’s iPad price hits a sweet spot between popularity and profits - The Washington Post
Washington Post 03.06.2012
How Japan's Sharp Lost Its Edge
Wall Street Journal 03.20.2012
Wall Street Journal 03.29.2012
Wall Street Journal 04.09.2012
Sony Revises Expected Loss to $6.4 Billion
New York Times 04.10.2012
Sony Unveils Plans to Revive Company
New York Times 04.12.2012
Sony's New CEO Vows to 'Revive' Company
Wall Street Journal 04.13.2012
How Sony Fell Behind in the Tech Parade
New York Times 04.14.2012
Wall Street Journal 04.24.2012
Samsung 5 Lessons: The Record Edition
Wall Street Journal 04.27.2012
Samsung Rides Smartphone Sales
Wall Street Journal 04.27.2012
Wall Street Journal 05.14.2012
Panasonic Weighs Cuts at Japan Headquarters
Wall Street Journal 05.29.2012
Panasonic President Urges Return To Basics
Wall Street Journal 06.28.2012
Panasonic President Sees Short-Term Pain in Restructuring
Wall Street Journal 07.13.2012
2nd UPDATE: Panasonic Swings Back To 1Q Profit, Boosted By Cost Cuts In Loss-Making TV Business
Wall Street Journal 07.31.2012
A Long Road Ahead for Japan Tech Giants
Wall Street Journal 08.02.2012
Wall Street Journal 08.06.2012
How Japan Lost Its Electronics Crown
Wall Street Journal 08.15.2012
Wall Street Journal 08.16.2012
Can Japan's Hobbled Giants Adapt?
Wall Street Journal 08.17.2012
Wall Street Journal 08.21.2012
Wall Street Journal 11.01.2012
Sony, Sharp and Panasonic Report Significant Losses
New York Times 11.01.2012
Grim GDP Figures Pile Pressure on Japan Officials
Wall Street Journal 11.12.2012
Europe Fines Electronics Makers $1.92 Billion
New York Times 12.05.2012
For Sale in Japan: Electronics Assets
Wall Street Journal 12.25.2012
Weaker Yen Helps Sony Trim Losses for Quarter
New York Times 02.07.2013
Sony Posts Loss, Curbing Stock's Rally
Wall Street Journal 02.08.2013
'Currency War' is Less a Battle than a Debate on Economic Policy
New York Times 02.19.2013
New York Times 04.28.2011
Sharp Finds Silver Lining in a New Technology
Wall Street Journal 03.28.2013
Panasonic to Pare Unprofitable Units
Wall Street Journal 03.29.2013
Yen's Fall Leaves Japan Hankering for More
Wall Street Journal 04.09.2013
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