Toyota on course for 1 tril. yen group net profit in FY 2003

NAGOYA, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp. Vice President Ryuji Araki speaks to reporters at the Nagoya Stock Exchange in Nagoya's Naka Ward on Feb. 5 about the company's group earnings report for the October-December quarter. (Kyodo)

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