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Sony's Men in Black 3 posts an impressive $70 million opening weekend, as the film is the first of a trio upon which the studio has spent as much as $1 billion to develop.

LG unveiled a brand-new five-inch screen this week that dwarfs the old-school Retina Display.

It principally engages in designing, developing, manufacturing, and selling audio and video products, information and communication products, televisions, and host of other electronic components.

Lincoln Educational : News from the U.S. Senate Thursday that they failed two bills to prevent the doubling of the interest rate on student loans in July means negative news for education stocks.

ENP Newswire - 28 May 2012 Release date- 24052012 - Sharp Corporation and Sony Corporation today announced that their joint venture relationship to produce and sell large-sized LCD panels and modules will terminate, and that Sony will sell its shares in Sharp Display Products Corporation to SDP.

The American film industry is often aligned with fantastic wealth and glamorous opulence, as so-called "A-list" actors don the status of "movie star" with all the glitz and salacious hype that is to be expected of those who live in that limelight.

Walt Disney Co.'s "The Avengers" might meet its box office forecast of $40 million over the coming three-day weekend, but Sony Pictures' "Men in Black 3" is projected to gross around $80 million in North America, which would pretty much double that of the former title, says the Los Angeles Times .

Facebook is busy adding design talent to its team as it tries to transfer focus to creating products that can be monetized and create a more steady revenue stream as the company enters the scrutiny-rich world of public trade.

Believe it or not, someone once wrote those paranoid words about Japanese corporations.

Apple has been rumored to be increasing the screen size of its next-generation iPhone and create a new version of the iPad that will be smaller than current iterations of the tablet.

SUFFIELD - At the 179th Suffield Academy commencement held Friday on the campus, Headmaster Charles Cahn III congratulated the graduates who come "from all parts of the world to study and prepare for the future." Cahn said the Class of 2012 has been at Suffield Academy during a remarkable period in the school's history, with more than $30 million ... (more)

While trading on above-average volume, VimpelCom fell today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $7.60. Shares are down 12.4% and trading at a volume of 4.2 million.

NEW YORK -- Sony Corporation hit a new 52-week low Friday as it is currently trading at $13.30, below its previous 52-week low of $13.54 with 153,156 shares traded as of 9:35 a.m. ET.

Sony intends to divest all of its investment in Sharp Display Products Corporation, which will effectively dissolve its LCD joint venture with Sharp .

After years of resisting the obvious trend towards ever-larger smartphone screens, Apple is apparently caving in to market demand and is preparing to launch an iPhone with a display that is at least 14% larger than those on its existing 3.5 inch-display models.

Sony will become part of Apple's supply team for the next-generation iPhone, providing in-cell touch panels for the much-awaited smartphone, according to Digitimes .

Bangalore, May 24 Sony Mobile Communications of Japanese electronics major Sony Corporation Thursday unveiled a range of smart phones for the upward mobile with unique features to access a plethora of services anywhere and anytime.

Skywest : Bad news is in store for frequent fliers, as the Senate Appropriations Committee voted Tuesday to increase the one-way security fee for airline passengers by $2.50, according to The Hill.

Tokyo, May 24, 2012 - - Sharp Corporation and Sony Corporation today announced that their joint venture relationship to produce and sell large-sized LCD panels and modules will terminate, and that Sony will sell its shares in Sharp Display Products Corporation to SDP*. In consideration for the sale of shares, Sony will receive cash consideration ... (more)

Top TV makers Sony and Samsung are pressuring retailers to pull back on discounts of their products, which would protect the manufacturers' margins and also allow retail chains such as Best Buy and Target to remain competitive versus the online discounters.