Sony unit to buy US game firm Gaikai for $380 million

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By Reuters | Updated: 2 July 2012 13:52 IST
Sony Computer Entertainment said on Monday it would buy all shares in California-based gaming firm Gaikai Inc for about $380 million as loss-making Sony Corp <6758.T> seeks to strengthen its online content.

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