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	The job losses -- about 1,500 in Japan and 3,500 overseas -- were tied to an overhaul of its television unit and the sale of its personal computer business, it said.</div>
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Sony to cut 5,000 jobs as part of restructuring

TOKYO - Sony on Thursday said it would cut 5,000 jobs from its workforce, saving more than $1.0 billion annually as the Japanese electronics giant undergoes a painful restructuring.

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