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Toyota Recalls 3.37 Million Cars Over Airbag, Emissions Control Issues
Some of the automaker's gasoline-electric hybrid Prius models contain both of the potential defects, taking the total number of vehicles affected by the recalls to 3.37 million.
Toyota
Toyota in Talks to Buy Robotics Divisions From Alphabet
The Japanese automaker is discussing an acquisition of Boston Dynamics -- known for the Cheetah, which is claimed to be the world's fastest-legged robot.
Uber
Toyota and Uber Latest to Join Forces in Ride-Sharing Rush
There has been a wave of high-profile partnerships between carmakers and ride-sharing services.
Cars
Toyota Recalls 1.6 Million U.S. Vehicles for Takata Air Bags
Toyota Motor Corp said on Monday it will recall almost 1.6 million additional U.S. vehicles for front passenger side Takata air bag inflators that could rupture.
Self-Driving Cars
Toyota Is Turning This City Into a Giant Connected Car Experiment
The mission is to gather data to make autonomous driving a reality.
Cars
Toyota, Microsoft Launch Connected Cars Joint Venture
The $5.5 million investment is yet another sign that connected cars are the way of the future.
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Snubbing Apple and Google, Toyota Teams With Ford for Dashboard Tech
Ford's SmartDeviceLink allows drivers to access smartphone apps via the dashboard touch screen or even voice control.
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3 Proven Strategies for Running a Great Business That Will Also Work in Our Personal Lives
Entrepreneurs build a business step by step and learn from what goes wrong. That approach works in our lives outside work, too.
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Soar Above, Rather Than Survive, a Product Recall
Fitbit is the latest company that instituted a recall. Did it do it right? Also, seven steps to implement a recall program in your business.
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Manufacturer Thinks 'Lean' to Cut Waste, Boost Efficiency
This printing company used methods from Toyota to reduce errors and inefficiencies.
