Toyota is acquiring a key supplier, Toyota Industries, in a $26 billion deal. The move aims to improve corporate governance and address market concerns about cross-shareholdings in Japan's largest automaker.
Toyota is acquiring a key supplier, Toyota Industries, for $26 billion. The deal involves an unlisted real estate firm led by Akio Toyoda, offering 16,300 yen per share below the stock's closing price of 18,400 yen.
Netflix added "The Devil's Own," a 1997 action-thriller with Brad Pitt and Harrison Ford. Despite its flaws, the film's star-studded cast and engaging plot make it a somewhat watchable option.
A guide explains how to transform into a living silver statue, while another shares tips for making the Dubai Chocolate Bar at home. A video shows Mount Etna erupting, and an article details a real-life transformer jet designed for small ships.
A silver statue comes to life, Happy Gilmore 2 is set to release soon, and Mount Etna's eruption is captured in a timelapse. A video explores planets beyond Earth, while another discusses hydrogen fuel cells versus batteries for future tech. Lastly, certain dog breeds are highlighted for their resilience to climate change.
Max Verstappen collided with George Russell during the Spanish Grand Prix, but instead of disqualifying him, the stewards imposed a 10-second penalty. They reasoned that the collision occurred at low speeds with minimal consequences, avoiding harsher penalties.
Tech companies exploit the PERM process by posting fake job ads to hire foreign workers without genuinely seeking Americans, bypassing Trump's immigration restrictions and disadvantaging domestic tech workers.
Deputies made multiple traffic stops leading to arrests for DUIs, reckless driving, and drug possession. Vehicles were towed, and suspects were charged with various offenses.
Elon Musk, despite being the world's richest man, earned $0 from Tesla in 2024 as his 2018 compensation package was rejected. He responded, "Zero for seven years, despite increasing the value of the company > 2000%."
Tesla's stock is volatile as investors watch its June 12 robotaxi launch in Austin. The event may reveal the effectiveness of Tesla's self-driving tech, but its core EV business struggles with lower sales. Analysts caution against relying on short-term events for investment decisions, as the company's long-term potential remains uncertain.
Madeleine McCann's prime suspect Christian Brueckner, in prison for rape, claims no guilt and looks forward to freedom. Police begin new search near his former home in Praia da Luz.
Tesla plans to launch robotaxis in Austin on June 12, potentially boosting its business. Investors are excited but the stock's high valuation and uncertain self-driving tech make some cautious. The article advises focusing on long-term trends rather than short-term events.
The vape ban lacks enforcement; shops continue selling illegal devices. Without funding, the law fails, leading to black markets and health risks.
Servotech Renewable shares surged 19% despite market decline, driven by Errol Musk's visit to India for strategic support in solar and EV charging initiatives. His role as an advisor aims to boost partnerships for sustainable growth.
Toyota exec confirms new Celica in advanced development, likely under Gazoo Racing as an affordable sports car with a traditional ICE engine. Final approval pending.
Honda was named the official automotive partner for the LA28 Olympics and Team USA, providing vehicles for the Games and supporting Team USA at the 2026 Winter Games. The deal underscores Honda's deep roots in Los Angeles and contributes to the LA28's $1.5 billion sponsorship milestone, with other partnerships also recently announced.