Sony will give up control of its TV business after spinning it off

Sony Group (SONY) plans to spin off its TV and broader home entertainment hardware business into a global joint venture with China’s TCL, which will have majority control. Under a memorandum of understanding,
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Sony is selling off its legendary TV division to TCL – what does this mean for Sony cameras?

Sony has shocked the industry by announcing a deal with TCL for its TV arm – but should Alpha users be worried?

Sony is spinning off its TV business. What does that mean for Bravia?

While TCL is taking the reins of Sony’s home entertainment division, the Bravia TV brand will live on. How it will live on is another question.

Sony exits Bravia TV, home entertainment business, sells majority stake to form new global venture

Sony is diluting its home entertainment business by selling a 51% stake to TCL, forming a new global joint venture for Bravia TVs and audio products amid declining margins and rising competition.

Sony to end Bravia TV production, transfer operations to TCL-led joint venture

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Sony's new TV merger has many customers saying the same thing

TCL is set to take over Sony's home entertainment business, and some customers are concerned about a lack of choice and lower quality products.
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