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Foreign business briefs
Foreign business briefs including from Paris that Axa cuts dividend.
After 60 years Circuit City closes down, 34,000 jobless
What began 60 years ago as a humble television store in this sleepy Southern capital ended Sunday as Circuit City closed its doors for good - its 567 remaining U.S. stores to be left broom clean and vacant.
Sony aims to break even
TOKYO:b/b>Sony Corp posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss, helped by an improvement in its struggling flat TV business, and said it was aiming to beat its official forecast and at least break even for the full year.
Multi-billion-dollar videogame industry came under scrutiny after school shooting
LOS ANGELES: The multi-billion-dollar videogame industry came under scrutiny on Wednesday after Hollywood canceled, postponed or played down a slew of movies and TV shows with violent content in the wake of last week's shooting at a Connecticut elementary school.
Activision rides 'Call of Duty' to strong quarter
NEW YORK: Activision Blizzard Inc's earnings beat Wall Street expectations after its "Call of Duty" game had blockbuster sales over the crucial holiday quarter, helping its shares climb 5 percent.
Ballmer Tightens Grip On Microsoft With Major Revamp
SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft Corp's sweeping re-organization on Thursday creates a company that, more than ever, bears the stamp of Chief Executive Steve Ballmer.
Sony Says It Has Over 1 Million Preorders For PlayStation 4
COLOGNE, Germany: Sony <6758.T> has had more than 1 million preorders worldwide for its new PlayStation 4 console, the head of its SCE computer entertainment division said on Tuesday.
Japan's Nintendo swings back to profit on weak yen
TOKYO: Ninntendo said Wednesday it swung back to profitability in the six months to September thanks to a sharply weaker yen, but the Japanese videogames giant struggled with tepid sales of its Wii U console.
A mid-career switch looks set to pay off for Sarawakian
After an unexpected turn of circumstances, a gutsy former contracts administrator now earns his daily bread with a sandwich café.
Moody's cuts Sony's credit rating to junk
TOKYO: Moody's cut its credit rating on Sony to junk on Monday, saying the Japanese electronics giant had more work to do in repairing its battered balance sheet.
