Toyota's Cho among best managers picked by BusinessWeek

Toyota's Cho among best managers picked by BusinessWeek

NEW YORK, United States - File photos show (from L to R) Toyota Motor Corp. President Fujio Cho, Canon Inc. President and CEO Fujio Mitarai and Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ken Kudaragi, who were picked by BusinessWeek magazine for its ''best manager'' roster for 2002. BusinessWeek cited Cho's role in growing Toyota into a ''truly global carmaker'' by further expanding production in the United States as well as stretching its reach into Eastern Europe and China.

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