Sony announced that its long-time affiliate Aiwa will become a wholly owned subsidiary of the company, after reducing consolidated fixed costs to one-third of its present level and a stock exchange ...
Sony Corp. will absorb struggling group firm Aiwa Co. on Dec. 1, the two companies said Friday. Aiwa, a maker of electronic and electrical machines and equipment that is currently owned 61.4 percent ...
Sony India, the wholly owned subsidiary of Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony Corporation, has silently launched the Aiwa brand of audio systems in the country. What is more, the company has ...
TOKYO, Japan -- Troubled Japanese consumer electronics maker Aiwa will slash its total workforce by half, blaming the U.S. slowdown for cutting deeply into sales. Aiwa says it will cut 5,000 jobs, ...
The Rs 1,000-crore Sony India Pvt Ltd has for the first time decided to market ‘Aiwa’ mini-hifi, micro and portable audios and headphone stereo without radios through its existing 80 ‘Sony’ exclusive ...
Tokyo - Japan's Sony Corp said on Friday the company will merge with struggling electronics firm Aiwa Co on December 1. Prior to the merger, Aiwa will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony on ...
Tokyo, Sept. 27 (AFP): Japanese electronics giant Sony Corporation said today it will merge with its ailing subsidiary Aiwa Co. Ltd. on December 1 instead of just taking 100 per cent ownership after ...
Listed firm Solid Group Inc. (SGI) has suspended the marketing and distribution of the Aiwa brand of home appliances effective July 1, 2003 as a result of the business worldwide realignment brought on ...
TOKYO: Electronics giant Sony Corp said its Aiwa brand would launch a line-up of compact digital music players, in a bid to challenge the dominance of Apple Computer Inc's popular iPod player. Aiwa ...
I sort of thought Sony killed the Aiwa brand, but I4U is reporting a new Aiwa-branded flash player called the XDM-S710BT with a 100-hour playtime and a Bluetooth interface—which is sort of hot, now ...
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