Toyota Motor Corporation

NYSE: TM
$184.84
-$0.57 (-0.3%)
Closing Price on January 15, 2025

TM Articles

European auto sales in October recovered somewhat from a massive September decline but still posted a decline. For the year to date, however, sales are up slightly.
The Democrats won the House, Toyota may kill some of the cars it sells in the United States, Jamie Dimon does not expect a recession soon, and other important business headlines.
One global car company has strong sales in most of the world's markets, and it usually holds one of the highest spots in car quality surveys.
Sales of Ford's best-selling F-Series pickups dropped more than 7% in October, but monthly sales remained above 70,000 for the eighth consecutive month.
Tesla says its cars will add a new auto-parking feature, Subaru and Toyota issue huge recalls, Google employees walk out over sexual harassment claims, and other important business headlines.
Ford's October sales are expected to drop 10%, another challenge to the company's turnaround, which got a positive boost when the company announced earnings recently.
Auto industry researchers at Cox Automotive and Edmunds are expecting new car sales in the United States to drop by more than 6% year over year in October. Automakers report sales data on November 2.
Third-quarter auto sales are a pretty good hint at what we can expect to see when carmakers begin reporting earnings later this week and next.
Following a month of booming auto sales in the European Union, September sales plunged more than 20% as new emissions and fuel-consumption testing procedures were implemented.
Interbrand has released the 19th edition of its Best Global Brands list of the 100 most valuable brands in the world. Several car brands made the list, with two in the top 10.
Toyota announced Friday morning that it is recalling 2.4 million vehicles worldwide to install a software fix to prevent certain Prius hybrids from stalling when traveling at high speed.
The annual Interbrand list of the 100 most valuable brands is out. The top 10 spots on the list are ruled by the tech industry.
GE agrees to a rich pay package for its new CEO, Toyota announces a huge recall, bond yields hit levels not seen since 2011, and other important business headlines.
Toyota teams with SoftBank on self-driving technology, Barnes & Noble may be for sale, internet companies sue California over net neutrality, and other important business headlines.
September new car sales were considerably better than the year-over-year comparisons made them look. Sales may beging inching down, but they haven't yet.
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