Sony Surges to 20-Year High as IPhone, Games Spur Outlook Hike - Bloomberg
Sony generated $1.99bn from recorded music and music publishing in calendar Q1, up 13.5% YoY - Music Business Worldwide
Sony PlayStation 5 on Track for 2020 Launch - DFC Intelligence
Revenue of Sony Corporation's music segment 2022 | Statista
PS5 hits 25 million, but Sony gaming profits fall 49% due to rising costs | VGC
Sony Warns Profit May Fall 30% or More in Fiscal Year - Bloomberg
Sony reported FY2020 results — gaming segment robust growth and promising future – InvestGame.net
Sony sales share by business segment 2021 | Statista
Sony's Earnings Become Entertaining Again - The Washington Post
Sony profits plummet 36% as gaming earnings slide in FY19
Sony PlayStation Sales: CHART
PlayStation 5 Sales Reach 25 Million as Sony's Gaming Unit Posts Record Revenue & Declining Profit in Mixed Q2 2022 Report – Working Casual
PlayStation profit drops 49% in Q2 due to increased game development and acquisition-related costs | Game World Observer
Sony 2018-19 Financial Year Results - Most Profitable Year Ever Powered by PlayStation
Sony 2018-19 Financial Year Results - Most Profitable Year Ever Powered by PlayStation
Daniel Ahmad on Twitter: "Worth noting that this was Sony's best quarter ever for its games division. This fiscal year will also be Sony's best ever for gaming in terms of revenue
Sony Music revenues soared above $4.5bn in 2020, after huge final quarter of the year - Music Business Worldwide
Sum Of Parts Valuation Of Sony Shows More Than 50% Upside (NYSE:SONY) | Seeking Alpha
Sony Nets a First Quarter Profit on the Back of Strong Results From Pictures Division
Sony Slides After Warning of 30% Profit Drop in Fiscal Year
Sony sales by business segments 2012-2021 | Statista
How does Sony make money? Life insurance! - FromeDome
Sony raises annual operating profit forecast to record $10.5bn - Nikkei Asia
PlayStation Shatters Industry Sale Records For FY2020, Over 7.8 Million PS5 Consoles Sold - Game Informer
PlayStation operating income falls 37% due to weaker game sales and higher development costs | Game World Observer
