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23.01.26 - 09:15
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Nintendo (7974.JP) Rises 4.52% on Red-Hot Demand for Switch 2 (AAStocks)
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Nintendo (7974.JP) ended today's (23rd) trading session at JPY10,400, up 4.52%.Market rumors said the strong sales of Nintendo's gaming console Switch 2, which, as indicated by other reports, were around 35% higher than that of the PS4 during the same period after launch seven months ago, prompted investors to flock to t......
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23.01.26 - 08:01
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TCL Chairman Sees Sony Tie-Up as Key to Its Global TV Push (Caixin)
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TCL Chairman Li Dongsheng said that a planned partnership with Sony will allow the Chinese home appliance giant to tap the Japanese conglomerate's audio-visual expertise to enhance its presence in the global TV market dominated by Samsung.... Read more...
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22.01.26 - 10:06
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How Sony-TCL tie-up could chip away at Samsung′s OLED advantage (Digitimes)
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Sony's decision to form a TV joint venture with TCL is being read in South Korea less as a routine corporate reshuffle than as a structural challenge to the country's long-held dominance in premium TVs and OLED panels. The deal has triggered unease not only about Sony's future role in TVs, but about whether Samsung Electronics can continue to dictate the industry's technological and competitive agenda....
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22.01.26 - 09:06
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Why Sony finally let go of TVs (Digitimes)
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Sony Group has decided to spin off its TV business and place it into a joint venture controlled by TCL, marking the company's formal retreat from a segment that once defined Japan's consumer-electronics prowess. The move underscores Sony's strategic pivot toward higher-margin businesses—gaming, music, and film—while reflecting a broader, decades-long withdrawal by Japanese firms from mass-market home appliances....
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22.01.26 - 09:00
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Commentary: In Bravia′s handover, can TCL keep Sony′s premium promise? (Digitimes)
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Sony Corporation and TCL Technology have signed a memorandum of understanding to form a joint venture that will take over Sony's home entertainment business, including TV and audio product R&D, manufacturing, operations, and after-sales services. The new entity is expected to begin operations as early as April 2027, effectively placing the future of the Bravia brand under TCL's operational control....
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22.01.26 - 04:06
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Commentary: post-CES global expansion strategies for Chinese brands like TCL and Lenovo (Digitimes)
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CES 2026 made it clear that Chinese brands are entering the global consumer electronics industry through concrete operating results. Its leaders are no longer stopping at exposure but are beginning to pursue deeper brand building and market management. From TCL Electronics' plans to form a joint venture with Sony, to Lenovo operating CES almost on par with top-tier international brands, what these moves reflect is not simply an effort to amplify marketing presence. It is a test of whether companies have the product strength, supply chains, and long-term investment capacity required to support global expansion....
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21.01.26 - 20:00
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Wandel bei Sony: Mehr Snoopy, weniger Fernseher (FAZ)
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Sony verkauft die Mehrheit seines Fernsehgeschäfts nach China und geht den nächsten Schritt vom Elektronik- zum Unterhaltungskonzern. Japans einstige Vormacht am TV-Markt ist damit endgültig passé....
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