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News Breaks | | | | April 23, 2012 | | 07:00 EDT |  | TM, NSANY, HMC | Japan's major auto manufacturers on the rebound, WSJ reports
A year after Japan's auto industry's production was disrupted by natural disasters, unfavorable exchange rates and a weak lineup, their major auto firms--Toyota (TM), Honda (HMC) and Nissan (NSANY)--are poised to race ahead in fiscal 2012, reports the Wall Street Journal. Reference Link | |
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| May 15, 2013 | | 06:50 EDT | | HMC | Honda to manufacture Acura NSX in Ohio plant, Detroit News says
 Subscribe for More Information | | | May 14, 2013 | | 15:50 EDT | | TM | Toyota class-action settlement could cover 22M former owners, Detroit News says
Subscribe for More Information | | | 10:32 EDT |  | NSANY | GM to source small cargo vehicle from Nissan for U.S., Canada markets
Subscribe for More Information | | | 06:12 EDT | | NSANY | Audi sales growth surges in China, Bloomberg reports
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 13, 2013 | | 12:55 EDT | | NSANY | Nissan CEO looking to double U.S. sales by 2017, Automotive News says
Subscribe for More Information | | | 11:03 EDT |  | HMC | High option volume stocks: HMY PERI CSIQ HMC ACT
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 10, 2013 | | 07:09 EDT | | TM | Toyota helped by weaker yen, Bloomberg reports
Toyota’s years of fighting the yen is over, at least for now. The weakening yen breached 100 against the dollar in U.S. trading yesterday, opening the way for Japan to emerge from an unprecedented and largely uninterrupted five-year stretch where the currency’s appreciation beyond that level roiled exporters and their ability to sell cars and other products abroad, reports Bloomberg.Reference Link | | | 06:10 EDT | | TM | On the Fly: Periodicals Wrap-Up
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 9, 2013 | | 05:59 EDT | | TM | GM: Most Silverado truck sales this year will be older model, Bloombeg reports
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 8, 2013 | | 06:00 EDT |  | TM | Toyota sees FY14 net revenue 1.37T yen, net income 1.37T yen
Subscribe for More Information | | | | 05:59 EDT | | TM | Toyota remains cautious as profit grows, Reuters reports
Subscribe for More Information | | | 05:58 EDT | | TM | Toyota reports FY13 net income 962.16B yen vs. 283.6B yen a year ago
Reports FY13 revenue 22.1T yen vs. 18.58T yen a year ago. Toyota said major factors contributing to the increase in operating income include the positive effects from marketing activities generating 650B yen, cost reduction efforts saving 450B yen and currency fluctuations of 150B yen, which offset the negative effects from related expenses of 300B yen. Consolidated vehicle sales totaled 8.871M units, an increase of 1.519M units compared to the previous fiscal year. | | | May 6, 2013 | | 07:10 EDT | | HMC, TM | Market for midsize cars wide open, WSJ reports
Toyota (TM) and Honda (HMC) were top sellers a few years ago and by a wide margin. No more. Now, it is a wide-open market. Ford (F) and GM (GM) have turned their midsize sedans into real challengers and closed the quality gap with Japan, reports the Wall Street Journal.Reference Link | | | 06:18 EDT | | HMC, NSANY, TM | Ford, others see Thailand as springboard for exports, Bloomberg reports
Ford’s factories in Thailand can produce eight times more vehicles than it sells locally. And Thailand is Southeast Asia’s biggest car market and an export hub for the region as automakers such as Ford ship most of the vehicles to nearby countries tax-free. Ford and Japanese automakers sees Southeast Asia as a way to help overcome slowing sales in markets like Europe, and has said its expansion in Thailand is part of an “aggressive growth plan” for the region. Reference Link | | | 06:06 EDT | | TM, HMC | On the Fly: Periodicals Wrap-Up
WALL STREET JOURNAL: Toyota (TM) and Honda (HMC) were top sellers a few years ago and by a wide margin. No more. Now, it is a wide-open market. Ford (F) and GM (GM) have turned their midsize sedans into real challengers and closed the quality gap with Japan, the Wall Street Journal reports...There was no big news at Berkshire Hathaway’s (BRK.A) annual meeting this past weekend, but there was one great lesson for investors: Perhaps the most important thing you can do when everything seems to be going right in your portfolio is to listen to somebody who insists you are wrong, the Wall Street Journal reports...REUTERS: Some Verizon Communications (VZ) shareholders say they could be happy for the company to pay up to $130B for Vodafone Group’s (VOD) stake in their U.S. wireless venture. Two large shareholders in Verizon say they could be comfortable with paying 20% to 30% more to secure Verizon Wireless, Reuters reports...A unit of Sinopec Group (SHI) and brokerage China Galaxy Securities are launching Hong Kong IPOs today seeking to raise up to $3.5B in total, injecting life into Asia's moribund IPO markets where deal values more than halved in Q1, Reuters reports...BLOOMBERG: Bond investors are gaining confidence that Fed Chairman Bernanke will unwind the central bank’s unprecedented $3.3T balance sheet without sparking a crash similar to 1994, Bloomberg reports...Apple (AAPL) is missing out on an opportunity to court up to 2.8B new smartphone customers, many of them in Asia, as wireless-service providers balk at conditions imposed by the iPhone maker and drag their heels in signing on as partners, Bloomberg reports. | |
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