If I had to give a grade to Howard Stringer, I'd give him a C-plus. He talks a lot about restructuring in cost reduction. He doesn't really talk about stirring growth.

If I had to give a grade to Howard Stringer, I'd give him a C-plus. Sony still wants to be the master of the universe. They want to conquer entertainment; they want to conquer consumer electronics; they want to conquer games.

If the weather gets cold, a lot of energy is consumed in order to maintain the body's temperature. Just by wearing a thin shirt, the amount of consumed energy rises a lot.

I guess all the weight of snow took out the chimney ... just knocked it over.

They want to make sure they capture Japan first. Sony is not in such a hurry to market this overseas.

It's still unclear how Mr. Stringer will create growth, ... If I were to give him a grade, it would be a C plus.

This is a very positive move for Matsushita and it's long overdue. I'd rather have them do that than keep on using their factories, keep on making 2.5G phones and bleeding red ink.

Sony cannot afford a big delay for this product. Making PS 3 a success is critical for the company overall.

Sony faces the prospect of swallowing several hundred dollars in losses per machine until production volumes get high enough to drive down costs. It may take years to bring those costs down.

Everything is going well except for JVC. There's no reason to keep JVC at this point.