Toyota to scrap full product lineup until return to profit

Toyota to scrap full product lineup until return to profit

TOKYO, Japan - Toyota Motor Corp.'s new president, Akio Toyoda (R), a member of the company's founding family, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on June 25. The news conference was the first held by Toyoda since he took over the top post on June 23.

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