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Sony expects huge net loss after earthquake and PSN hack

23 May 2011 •

The electronics company expects to post losses of £1.97bn

Sony has revealed it expects to post a huge net loss of £1.97bn in its end-of-year results on Thursday. The announcement came in a forecast revision today. The technology giant has largely blamed...

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