Toyota Motor posts record earnings in FY 2000

Toyota Motor posts record earnings in FY 2000

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. President Fujio Cho (2nd from L) speaks at a news conference at the Nagoya Stock Exchange on May 16. Japan's No. 1 automaker reported its highest-ever earnings in fiscal 2000 on the introduction of new-model vehicles that sold briskly at home and abroad.

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