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Toyota's plans to cope with the yen at 80 to the dollar- 2011-2012
01/22/2009
Plans to reduce costs by 20%. No decision to shift manufacturing overseas.
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Yen's Risks Steal the Tokyo Auto Show
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Spigots Opened in Push to Tame Yen
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Toyota Battling Against Yen's Strength
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Toyota to Shift Highlander Hybrid Production to U.S. From Japan
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Toyota Pushes Emerging-Markets Production
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Bank of Japan in Bold Bid for Revival
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