Sony Declined an Invite to Work With Another Camera Company
A new interview with Shigeki Ishizuka, former vice chairman of Sony Group, sheds light on Sony’s foray into the mirrorless camera business, including that Sony turned down an invitation from a market leader to cooperate.
As reported by Digicame-Info , Ishizuka spoke to Nikkei Business about Sony Group’s decision to enter the mirrorless photography space.
“Sony (now Sony Group) pushed forward with the development of a system called ‘mirrorless,’ which was expected to be smaller than conventional digital SLR cameras,” Ishizuka
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Health Canada approves drug that treats hot flashes for use by breast cancer patients
Health Canada has authorized a drug to treat moderate to severe hot flashes and night sweats in breast cancer patients.
Elinzanetant, also known by the brand name Lynkuet, was first approved in July 2025 to treat the symptoms in women going through menopause, but another study reviewed by the department has since shown effectiveness of the drug specifically in breast cancer patients.
About two-thirds of breast cancers are hormone-receptor positive, meaning they need estrogen to grow. Oncologists treat those cancers by blocking the body’s
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Supreme Court again rejects Trump's bid to overturn E Jean Carroll sex abuse case
For a second time, the US Supreme Court has declined President Donald Trump's bid to overturn a federal civil jury verdict that found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming writer E Jean Carroll.
In June, the top court had already denied a prior attempt by Trump to review the civil case.
The president has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and argued that the judge who oversaw the civil trial improperly allowed evidence to be presented that affected the jury's perceptions of him.
In July, he paid Carroll more than $