Mazda posts record group net, operating profits in FY 2004

Mazda posts record group net, operating profits in FY 2004

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Kazuhide Watanabe, chairman of Mazda Motor Corp., speaks to reporters about the company's earning report for fiscal 2004 at a hotel in Hiroshima on April 28. (Kyodo)

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