
Several Sony executives sold their shares after PlayStation announced plans to stop releasing new games on physical discs
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi-gFBVV95cUxQeUI5Z3JhY2gyTng1MTk2MEZuZURXazNNM2dlLTBSdlUzTzBnRVIwY3BlVk5jaUZRc29NQmxXRlUzbTkwVUM1M1JsQW5EWUpOREpoNTFNSlgzVEVqVmdaZVZpZFgySHc1ekFHbWV4NGk4WklqdDVUdU5ndzZKNFhJVWM5V3dFTThKenZGU0dLNGxQWW9mbGszaFJqVmltY01JUUJ6MmhpMnhMWnNSUVRBUER1QnQxUk9kR2EyWnRfZ0p1Z2pKbTVac3dQSndNZTF5VXYxWXZsZ1BoSXFkQ3NsYk9mR2xDX2F2WWJvYXlhM2ZPMUo2ZUY5Xzl3?oc=5" target="_blank">Several Sony executives sold their shares after PlayStation announced plans to stop releasing new games on physical discs</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Notebookcheck</font>


