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Tesla’s Latest Disruption in Carmaking Draws Followers in Japan
By Nicholas Takahashi and Tsuyoshi Inajima
As Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and other Japanese carmakers seek to make up for lost ground in the shift to electric vehicles, they’re starting to embrace a disruptive technology that’s become one of the industry’s hottest topics: gigacasting.
October 26, 2023
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BP, Chubu Electric Mull Expanding Japan Carbon Capture Project
By Shoko Oda and Tsuyoshi Inajima
BP Plc and Chubu Electric Power Co.’s carbon capture and storage project for Japan’s busiest port could be expanded into the largest such facility in the country, potentially requiring trillions of yen in investment, according to an executive at the Japanese utility.
July 5, 2023
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TSMC’s Container Maker is Hidden Jewel of Japan’s Chip Industry
By Takashi Mochizuki and Yuki Furukawa
The world’s most advanced and delicately fine-tuned semiconductors wouldn’t be possible without the aid of giant steel storage tanks built by a little-known Tokyo company founded in 1927.
March 19, 2023
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Toyota, Honda Rank Last Out of Top 10 Automakers for Decarbonization Efforts
By Masumi Suga and Tsuyoshi Inajima
Japan’s three biggest carmakers rank the lowest among global auto companies when it comes to decarbonization efforts, according to a study by Greenpeace, as the climate crisis intensifies the need to shift to zero-emission vehicles.
September 7, 2022
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Bloomberg’s Week in Pictures
Wildfires decimate villages near Athens; a former cricket star claims victory in Pakistan's presidential election; and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is grilled by senators over President’s Trump’s private meeting with Vladimir Putin.
July 26, 2018
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A Scandal May Put Brakes on World's Fastest Train: Q&A
By Stephen Stapczynski
December 19, 2017
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Toyota Brake Supplier Advics Reports Japan Plant Explosion
By Hideki Asai and Craig Trudell
Advics Co., a supplier of braking components to Toyota Motor Corp., reported an explosion at one of its factories in central Japan’s Aichi prefecture, a fire department official said.
May 30, 2016
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VW Passes Toyota as Stoppages Threaten Four-Year Sales Reign
By Hideki Asai and Craig Trudell
Volkswagen AG pulled ahead of Toyota Motor Corp.’s global deliveries during the first quarter, as a series of production stoppages at home threaten the Japanese automaker’s four-year reign atop auto industry sales charts.
April 26, 2016
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Toyota Seen Losing $277 Million From Japan Earthquake Stoppages
By Craig Trudell
Toyota Motor Corp. may see its operating profit reduced by about 30 billion yen ($277 million) for the quarter ending in June after a series of earthquakes struck southwestern Japan and disrupted parts supplies.
April 17, 2016
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Japan's Industrial Output Declines as Falling Exports Sap Demand
By Keiko Ujikane
Japan’s industrial production dropped the most since 2011 in February, as falling exports sapped demand and a steel-mill explosion halted domestic car production at Toyota Motor Corp.
March 29, 2016