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Honda Takata airbag inquiry in 2014

11/03/2014

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Investigation of Honda Centers on Failure to Report Deaths From Takata Airbags

New York Times 11.03.2014

Takata Offers Its Rebuttal to Report of Secret Airbag Tests

New York Times 11.12.2014

U.S. Seeks Nationwide Recall of Takata Air Bags

Wall Street Journal 11.19.2014

Honda Failed to Report Defects’ Full Human Toll

New York Times 11.24.2014

Honda CEO Rethinks Car Maker’s Priorities

Wall Street Journal 12.05.2014

Honda in Japan Distances Itself From Fine on U.S. Subsidiary

New York Times 01.09.2015

Honda Names Takahiro Hachigo New President

Wall Street Journal 02.23.2015

Honda, Grappling With Quality Problems, Will Replace Its President

New York Times 02.23.2015

Honda Recalls Nearly 5 Million Vehicles With Takata Airbags

New York Times 05.14.2015

Takata Air-Bag Recalls Expand to 34 Million Cars in the U.S.

Wall Street Journal 05.19.2015

Airbag Recall Widens to 34 Million Cars as Takata Admits Defects

New York Times 05.19.2015

Takata’s Airbag Recall a Result of Converging Forces

New York Times 05.20.2015

Takata Air Bag Cited in Louisiana Death

Wall Street Journal 06.13.2015

Senate Minority Report Faults Takata

Wall Street Journal 06.23.2015

Takata Is Said to Have Stopped Safety Audits as Cost-Saving Move

New York Times 06.22.2015

Takata Airbag Inquiry Widens

New York Times 10.22.2015

In Honda’s Rebuke of Takata, a Rare Move for Business Partners in Japan

New York Times 11.04.2015

Takata Emails Show Brash Exchanges About Data Tampering

New York Times 01.04.2016

A Cheaper Airbag, and Takata’s Road to a Deadly Crisis

The New York Times 08.26.2016

Takata, Unable to Overcome Airbag Crisis, Files for Bankruptcy Protection

The New York Times 06.26.2017

With 54 Million to Go, This Airbag Recall Is Never Going To End

WSJ 06.26.2017


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