Honda's net profit rises 20%

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuo Iwamura, executive vice president of Honda Motor Co., releases the automaker's earnings results for the April to June quarter of 2014 in Tokyo's Minato Ward on July 29, 2014. Honda's group net profit during the three months rose 19.6 percent from the previous year to 146.51 billion yen.

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