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The AP is reporting that<\/a><\/p>\n Olympus Corp.’s former president Tsuyoshi Kikukawa admitted guilt Tuesday in a cover-up of massive investment losses<\/p><\/blockquote>\n There are also reports that Sony may swoop in<\/a> with about 0.6 billion dollars in cash to keep Olympus going. Sounds good, but Sony isn’t the most financially healthy company. True fact: Nintendo is bigger than Sony in terms of market cap. That’s actually been true for a long time. More recently, this year Sony has laid off 10,000 workers and their stock fell below a psychological 1000 yen point, for the first time since 1984.<\/p>\n I hope the two companies, Sony and Olympus, find ways to mutually benefit from partnership. They both make excellent products and it’d be exciting to see them join forces.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" \n The AP is reporting that<\/a><\/p>\n Olympus Corp.’s former president Tsuyoshi Kikukawa admitted guilt Tuesday in a cover-up of massive investment losses<\/p>\n There are also reports that Sony may swoop in<\/a> with about 0.6 billion…<\/p>\n