Sony Expects Big Net Loss

After gauging the damage that the devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami had on its operations, Sony Corp. said Monday that it expects to post a massive net loss for the just-ended fiscal year.

The Japanese entertainment and electronics conglomerate cut its net-profit outlook for the fiscal year that ended in March to a ¥260 billion ($3.19 billion) loss from the ¥70 billion profit it forecast in February.

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