Sony’s Hirai, Stringer Lose Bonuses After Company’s Record Loss
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Sony Corp. Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai and predecessor Howard Stringer didn’t get bonuses last year after the maker of Bravia TVs posted a record loss.
Hirai’s base salary in the year ended March 31 rose 29 percent to 88 million yen ($1.1 million), from 68 million yen the previous year, when his total pay was 101 million yen, the company said in securities filings today.