<p>Tokyo: Sony announced two company executives would take new leadership roles at its games unit with responsibility for the technology and content sides of the business.</p>.<p>Hideaki Nishino will become CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment's Platform Business Group with Hermen Hulst appointed CEO of SIE's Studio Business Group from June 1.</p>.<p>Sony, which reports its full year earnings later on Tuesday, is under pressure to show improvement in margins at the games business behind the PlayStation 5 console.</p>.Canada govt imposes Rs 82 lakh penalty on Infosys for alleged underpayment of tax.<p>The conglomerate cut its PS5 sales forecast in February after weaker-than-expected year-end sales, adding that it does not plan to release major titles in the next fiscal year.</p>.<p>The gaming sector has been hit by a slowdown with Xbox maker Microsoft last week moving to shutter studios including Tokyo-based Tango Gameworks in the latest cost-cutting moves.</p>.<p>Sony said in February it would lay off 900 workers at its gaming business and shutter a London studio.</p>.<p>Group President Hiroki Totoki has pledged to take measures to improve profitability at the games unit.</p>
<p>Tokyo: Sony announced two company executives would take new leadership roles at its games unit with responsibility for the technology and content sides of the business.</p>.<p>Hideaki Nishino will become CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment's Platform Business Group with Hermen Hulst appointed CEO of SIE's Studio Business Group from June 1.</p>.<p>Sony, which reports its full year earnings later on Tuesday, is under pressure to show improvement in margins at the games business behind the PlayStation 5 console.</p>.Canada govt imposes Rs 82 lakh penalty on Infosys for alleged underpayment of tax.<p>The conglomerate cut its PS5 sales forecast in February after weaker-than-expected year-end sales, adding that it does not plan to release major titles in the next fiscal year.</p>.<p>The gaming sector has been hit by a slowdown with Xbox maker Microsoft last week moving to shutter studios including Tokyo-based Tango Gameworks in the latest cost-cutting moves.</p>.<p>Sony said in February it would lay off 900 workers at its gaming business and shutter a London studio.</p>.<p>Group President Hiroki Totoki has pledged to take measures to improve profitability at the games unit.</p>