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Toyota Motor Corp. rose the most in almost two weeks in Tokyo trading after Asia’s biggest carmaker forecast profit will more than double to a five-year high and revenue will climb more than analysts estimated.
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Toyota Motor Corp., Asia’s biggest carmaker, forecast profit will more than double to a five-year high as it shakes off last year’s natural disasters and introduces new models to regain market share.
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Toyota Motor Corp.’s profit may climb to a five-year high and exceed General Motors Co.’s earnings this year, signaling Asia’s biggest carmaker is close to full force after reeling from natural disasters and a recall crisis.
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Lexus wants Bayerische Motoren Werke AG and Mercedes-Benz car buyers to know it can be more than just dependable.
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For all his success in driving the yen down by the most in 16 years, Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa is under pressure from local companies to weaken the currency even more, while traders anticipate a rebound.
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Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda set the world’s largest carmaker on a course seeking sales growth in emerging markets and an improved image in the U.S., in a bid to rebound from record recalls and a recession.
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The Bank of Japan may expand stimulus this month after lawmakers escalated pressure for extra action by blocking a candidate for the bank’s board and renewing calls for a more “proactive” monetary policy.
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The Bank of Japan may expand stimulus this month after lawmakers escalated pressure for extra action by blocking a candidate for the bank’s board and renewing calls for a more “proactive” monetary policy.
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The Bank of Japan refrained from expanding monetary easing to counter deflation, resisting pressure from lawmakers who five days ago rejected a nominee for the policy board.
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Toyota Motor Corp. , the world’s biggest automaker, said earnings may be reduced by output disruptions following Japan’s earthquake and tsunami last month, which contributed to a record decline in the nation’s auto sales.
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