Japan's Sharp reports 1.3 bln dollar annual loss
Japanese electronics giant Sharp Corp. announced an annual net loss of 1.3 billion dollars, its first ever, due to a slump in sales, but it forecast a return to profit this year.
Japanese electronics giant Sharp Corp. announced an annual net loss of 1.3 billion dollars, its first ever, due to a slump in sales, but it forecast a return to profit this year.
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Environment
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Business
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Business
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Electronics & Semiconductors
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Electronics & Semiconductors
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