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Japanese Stocks Close Higher, Nikkei Briefly Retakes 14,000

Tokyo stocks closed higher Monday, briefly lifting Japan's benchmark Nikkei index above the 14,000 line for the first time in about two months, as optimism prevailed among market participants that the worst of the credit crunch is over.

Gold run dollar gyrations crude oil price tick

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By Jon Nadler After scaling up to $953.90 on the back of a new record of $115.50 in crude oil, gold prices turned back to the low $940's as the US dollar climbed to near 71.70 on the index....
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Toyota Eyes Small Car Market in India

Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM), the automotive joint venture between Japan's Toyota Motor Corp. and India's Kirloskar Group is set to invest Rs.1400 crore ($350 million) on a new plant in Bangalore from where it will roll out its small car in a bid to tap the largest segment of car market in India.
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Toyota to boost Japan output of Lexus cars: paper

Toyota Motor Corp will boost production capacity for its Lexus luxury cars in Japan by about 35 percent in 2009 to meet growing demand in emerging countries such as Russia and China, the Nikkei business daily reported on Wednesday.
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Britney's Fortune at Risk

Drama-plagued Britney Spears seems to be causing more waves in her bank account, than in personal life.
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For Toyota, success is a bitter-sweet pill

General Motors Corp CEO Rick Wagoner boasts about the number of markets where the U.S. automaker is number one. Toyota Motor Corp President Katsuaki Watanabe emphasises where his company trails.
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U.S. auto sales end '07 on weak note

Major automakers reported lower U.S. sales for December led by a 9 percent slide at Ford Motor Co as the industry closed out its weakest year in over a decade and faced the prospect of deeper declines in 2008.
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Toyota sees cost savings over $2.7 billion annually

Toyota Motor Corp expects to accelerate its cost-cutting efforts next year to save more than $2.7 billion annually, its president said on Tuesday, as the world's biggest carmaker seeks to offset rising commodity and development costs.
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Profitable but pelted, Toyota shares due for rebound

Shares in Toyota Motor Corp have been battered this year, lagging both global auto peers and a weak Japanese stock market, but analysts are near unanimous that the world's most profitable carmaker is due for a bounce.
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Toyota to recall 215,020 Lexus, other cars in Japan

Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) said on Wednesday it would recall 215,020 units of the Lexus GS, Crown and three other high-end car models in Japan to fix a faulty fuel pipe that could lead to a fuel leakage.
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Honda Fit wins Japan's Car of the Year award

Honda Motor Co's redesigned Fit subcompact won Japan's Car of the Year award, beating finalists including Nissan Motor Co's Skyline and Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd's Subaru Impreza.
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GM Wants Green Car Crown

GM's electric car will launch by 2010 despite internal skeptics and worriers, a company chief says
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Toyota says aims for 46 pct rise in 08 china sales

Toyota Motor Corp said on Monday it aimed to sell 700,000 vehicles in China next year, up 46 percent from the year before, after raising its China sales target for 2007 by nearly 12 percent, buoyed by hot-selling models.
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Toyota eyes the plug-in Prius

Toyota Motor Corp on Friday detailed plans to study U.S. consumer demand for a version of its hot-selling Prius hybrid that could be recharged at a standard outlet and run on electric power only.
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Toyota profit up on weak yen

Toyota Motor Corp, the world's most profitable automaker, posted a 2.7 percent rise in quarterly operating profit thanks to a weaker yen, stronger sales and cost cuts and nudged up its full-year forecasts.
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Chrysler, Ford tumble as U.S. auto sales drop

Chrysler LLC and Ford Motor Co on Thursday reported double-digit drops in October sales, lagging rivals in a slumping U.S. market widely expected to remain under pressure into next year. Chrysler, which also announced plans to slash one-fifth of its factory work force and cut four slow-selling models, posted a 12 percent drop in monthly sales that was deeper than analysts had forecast.
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Chrysler deal vote mixed in early results

United Auto Workers members at a major Chrysler LLC assembly plant in St. Louis have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed contract with Chrysler, delivering a setback to union leadership in early voting on the four-year deal.

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