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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Akio_MoritaAkio Morita - Wikipedia

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   Morita suffered a cerebral hemorrhage in 1993 while playing tennis [10] and on November 25, 1994, stepped down as Sony chairman to be succeeded by Ohga. Other affiliations.

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4. www.nytimes.com › 1999/10/03 › worldAkio Morita, Key to Japan's Rise As Co-Founder of Sony, Dies ...

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   Oct 3, 1999 · Akio Morita, the co-founder of the Sony Corporation who personified Japan's rise from postwar rubble to industrial riches and became the unofficial ambassador of its business community to the...

5. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-1999-oct-03-mnAkio Morita, Co-Founder of Sony, Dies at 78 - Los Angeles Times

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   Oct 3, 1999 · Akio Morita, the son of a sake brewer who built Sony Corp. into one of the most powerful brand names in the world, died today of pneumonia at a Tokyo hospital, the company said. He was 78.

6. www.nytimes.com › 1999/10/04 › businessAkio Morita, Co-Founder of Sony and Japanese Business Leader ...

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   Oct 4, 1999 · Akio Morita, the co-founder of the Sony Corporation who personified Japan's rise from postwar rubble to industrial riches and became the unofficial ambassador of its business community to the...

7. www.gettyimages.co.uk › detail › news-photoThis file picture dated 20 October 1992, shows Akio Morita ...

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   This file picture dated 20 October 1992, shows Akio Morita , the business tycoon who co-founded the electronics giant Sony Corp., and his partner Masaru Ibuka. Morita died of pneumonia 03 October... Get premium, high resolution news photos at Getty Images

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   By ANDREW POLLACK. kio Morita, the co-founder of the Sony Corporation who personified Japan's rise from postwar rubble to industrial riches and became the unofficial ambassador of its business...

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   How did Akio Morita die?

   • Nearly six years after suffering a debilitating stroke, Sony Corporation co-founder Akio Morita has died. One of the world's most charismatic business executives, Morita succumbed to pneumonia on Sunday, October 3, in Tokyo. He was 78.

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   Who was Kio Morita?

   • kio Morita, the co-founder of the Sony Corporation who personified Japan's rise from postwar rubble to industrial riches and became the unofficial ambassador of its business community to the world, died on Sunday in Tokyo. He was 78. Sony co-founder Akio Morita in 1989. Morita was a savvy salesman who helped give new meaning to "Made in Japan."

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   Who was Akio Morita?

   • You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. Akio Morita, the son of a sake brewer who built Sony Corp. into one of the most powerful brand names in the world, died today of pneumonia at a Tokyo hospital, the company said.

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   How did Morita die?

   • Morita died of pneumonia, according to Sony. He had been hospitalized in Tokyo since August, after returning from Hawaii, where he had spent most of his time since suffering a debilitating stroke in November 1993.

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   Why did Morita leave Japan?

   • Until he was taken to the hospital in Tokyo in August, Mr. Morita had not returned to Japan for more than two years because of concerns that flying would further damage his health. He did not attend the 1997 funeral of Mr. Ibuka. But Sony officials still visited him in Hawaii to keep him up to date on the business and show him new products.

   Akio Morita, Co-Founder of Sony and Japanese Business Leader, Dies at

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   Why did Morita leave Sony?

   • Morita has been ailing since 1993, when he suffered a stroke after playing tennis. He retired officially the following year, although he had relinquished the presidency and daily operations of Sony in 1989.

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10. www.stereophile.com › news › 10567Sony Co-Founder Akio Morita Dies at 78 - Stereophile.com

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    Oct 3, 1999 · Nearly six years after suffering a debilitating stroke, Sony Corporation co-founder Akio Morita has died. One of the world's most charismatic business executives, Morita succumbed to pneumonia on Sunday, October 3, in Tokyo. He was 78.