Wracked by recalls and questions on quality, the world's largest auto-maker is facing the biggest crisis in it's history.
Toyota making eight new models for emerging markets
7:05 am - France24
May 09 - CBC
Toyota's troubles in rear view mirror
May 09 - CNN Money
BUSINESS: Toyota quadruples first quarter profits after ghastly year
May 09 - France24
Toyota net profit to double to $9.53 bln in 2012-13
May 09 - France24
Google self-driving car gets green light in Nevada
May 08 - France24
Toyota unveils 'first all-electric SUV'
May 07 - France24
Job cuts, but Toyota top for sales
May 02 - News.com.au
Japan's Toyota to post $4.3 bln profit
Apr 30 - France24
Sacked Australian workers take Toyota to court
Apr 24 - France24
Sacked Toyota workers begin legal action
Apr 24 - News.com.au
Encana signs joint venture with Toyota Tsusho
Apr 20 - CBC
Toyota Tsusho to invest $602M in Encana field
Apr 20 - Financial Post
Extra security as 350 Toyota staff sent packing
Apr 16 - News.com.au
Hundreds of Toyota workers face the sack
Apr 16 - News.com.au
Toyota recalling 680,000 vehicles
Mar 07 - CNN Money
Toyota recalls 729,000 vehicles in US, Canada
Mar 07 - France24
Kia Is Best Ride for Auto Company Shareholders: Riskless Return
Feb 29 - Business Week
Toyota Tentatively Denied Arbitration for Acceleration Cases
Feb 25 - Business Week
Toyota Leads J.D. Power Dependability Study While Ford, GM Gain
Feb 16 - Business Week
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The rise to prominence in the automotive industries for Hyundai KIA Automotive Group (HKAG) was capped by the acquisition of Kia Motors in 1998. (May 24)
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U.S. auto sales will likely reach a 14.2 million seasonally adjusted annual sales rate in May 2012, the greatest year-over-year gain in more than 12 months, as consumers take advantage of credit and low interest rates to replace aging cars. (May 23)
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Japan's Nikkei share average rose in early trading Tuesday, continuing Monday's technical correction as investors picked up bargains after last week's flurry of aggressive selling, triggered by concern over a deepening euro crisis. (May 22)
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Asian stock markets slumped Friday as renewed concerns over euro zone crisis and lackluster economic data from US dented investor sentiment. (May 18)
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