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HomeServices of America Inc., the residential broker owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said it bought Prudential Gaslight Realtors to expand in Kansas and Missouri.
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Toyota Motor Corp. is resurrecting plans to complete a plant in Mississippi 18 months after mothballing the facility as U.S. sales collapsed.
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Honda Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp.’s North American plants, stalled by parts shortages a year ago, are leading an industrywide assembly surge buoying cities from the Midwest to the deep South amid a languid U.S. economy.
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Toyota Motor Corp.’s Mississippi plant opens this month to build the Corollas that the Japanese automaker needs to get its U.S. sales growing. It’s part of a surge of hiring among car companies that’s a bright spot in the slow U.S. recovery.
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Paul Splittorff, who won more games than any pitcher in Kansas City Royals history, died today due to complications from melanoma. He was 64.
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Toyota Motor Corp., maker of the Camry sedans and Prius hybrids, led sales of Asian automakers higher in the U.S. last month, gaining market share as deliveries at General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. fell.
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Bob King , new president of the United Auto Workers union, said organizing the U.S. factory workers of foreign companies such as Toyota Motor Corp. is his top priority.
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The number of Americans applying for jobless benefits declined last week from a two-month high, pointing to an improvement in the labor market that is taking time to develop.
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Toyota Motor Corp. plans to produce more vehicles without increasing capital investments as Volkswagen AG attempts to surpass it as the world’s largest carmaker by 2018.
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Chief executive officers in the U.S. turned more optimistic in the second quarter, expecting stronger sales and additional hiring in the next six months, a survey showed.
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