Toyota begins weekend factory operations

TOYOTA, Japan - Employees of a Toyota Motor Corp. plant in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, arrive for work on July 3, 2011, as the automaker began operating factories on weekends as part of energy-saving efforts in the wake of the suspension in May 2011 of a nuclear power plant that serves central Japan.

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