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Drive

Omnichannel shopping and environmentally-friendly designs at Toyota’s revamped showroom

Toyota now blends physical and digital engagements to craft a truly immersive and streamlined online to offline experience
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Broker's Calls

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Take a look at these six stocks this week, including BYD, Far East Hospitality Trust, and Keppel Corp.

Tech

Grab is looking heavier by the day. Thanks, Toyota: Tim Culpan

(Dec 20): Six months ago I warned that Grab Holdings Inc. may ditch its asset-light model in favor of owning more inventory.

Drive

The best cars of the Paris Motor Show

PARIS (Oct 2): This week in the Porte de Versailles in Paris, the world’s automakers unveiled their best new cars at the Paris Motor Show.

M&A

Toyota to acquire US$1 bil Grab stake in push to ride hailing

(June 13): Toyota Motor Corp. will buy a US$1 billion ($1.3 billion) stake in Grab in one of the largest investments by a carmaker in a ride-hailing provider, underscoring the push by the auto industry to move from manufacturing to services.

Global Economy

Singapore soars up innovation rankings, US falls out of top 10

SINGAPORE (Jan 23): Singapore jumped ahead of European economies Germany, Switzerland and Finland into third place on the strength of its top ranking in the tertiary-efficiency category in the 2018 Bloomberg Innovation Index.

From cars to confectionery: Australia's manufacturers revamp business

SYDNEY (Oct 10): For autoparts maker Brian Hughes, the shock of Australia's car industry closing down could have meant the end of his business. Instead, he reconfigured his facility to make machinery for the booming food and building sectors while bol
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Funds

Which Japan funds are buying opportunities?

SINGAPORE (June 28): Britain’s decision to exit the European Union saw Japan’s benchmark Nikkei index slumping 7.9% to February levels last Friday. Since then, the index has recovered some ground, gaining 2.5%. Should investors decide to jump into Jap
Toyota

Toyota sees first profit drop in five years on yen strength

TOKYO (May 11): Toyota Motor Corp said annual net income will probably decline for the first time in five years, as currency swings that had spurred record profits now pose stiff headwinds.
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