Toyota Motor Corporation

NYSE: TM
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Closing Price on December 26, 2024

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The CEO of Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) self-driving car unit Waymo went out of his way to promote the safety of its versions of these vehicles. He was speaking at the National Automobile Dealers...
Toyota's decision suspended its self-driving car business after an Uber self-driving car struck and killed a pedestrian will affect the industry for months, if not longer.
Amazon.com passes Alphabet in market cap, Orbitz says it was hacked, Toyota suspends its self-driving car business, and other important headlines.
A senior executive at Nike departs after complaints about his behavior, Steve Wynn may sell his holdings in Wynn Resorts, Chinese hackers take aim at several U.S. firms, and other important headlines.
Fiat Chrysler continues its string of poor performances in customer satisfaction ratings from major consumer research firms.
Volkswagen plans to dominate the electric car industry, regardless of the plans of other auto giants and even Tesla.
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Toyota has become the latest car company to dive into the self-driving car business. It joins every large car company in the world and dozens of tech companies.
Weinstein Company has found a buyer, Toyota to move aggressively into the self-driving car business, Best Buy will close some of its smaller stores, and other important headlines.
Ford's F-Series pickups have once again maintained a firm grip as the best-selling vehicles in the United States. Competitive offerings from GM and FCA were slaughtered last month.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include AutoZone, Glaukos, Itron, Leidos, Lowe's, Salesforce.com, Shopify and Toyota.
According to a major car industry research firm, U.S. new vehicle sales will drop 4% in February, another sign the American car market peaked in 2016 and 2017.
Amazon has started to sell over-the-counter health products, Apple may buy more cobalt from miners, Japanese automakers to focus more on boosting profitability in the United States, and other...
An industry leader recently made comments to support the theory that mainstream cars will disappear, and the warning is starker than most.
January sales of new cars and light trucks rose about 7% year over year in the European Union. Volkswagen and Toyota each posted a boost of more than 9%.