Despite Toyota Motor Corp.’s improved earnings forecast announced Tuesday for the current business year, the automaker still needs to overcome a major hurdle — the planned shutdown of a plant in California, the second largest in the U.S.
Analysts welcome the auto giant’s plan to close New United Motor Manufacturing Inc., its joint car manufacturing venture with General Motors Corp., as a rational move.
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