Toyota Motor North America announced several executive changes to strengthen its focus on regulatory excellence, sustainability, and corporate governance. Sandra Phillips and Tom Stricker will retire mid-2026 after significant contributions to legal, regulatory, and environmental initiatives. Chris Yang will take on expanded roles including chief legal officer, overseeing legal, compliance, and audit functions, while Liz Gibson and Kim Cockrell will assume new responsibilities in sustainability and community impact. These changes aim to ensure leadership continuity and advance Toyota's strategic goals in a dynamic policy environment.
Toyota celebrates almost 70 years in America with a new documentary, "Built to Last: Toyota's Mobility Journey," airing on Discovery Turbo and Discovery Go starting June 27, 2026. The film highlights Toyota's deep roots in U.S. manufacturing, includi...
Toyota's stock has fallen 18.27% in 2026 due to U.S. tariffs hurting North American profits and weaker global sales. Despite this, the stock trades at $174.95 with a 24/7 Wall St. price target of $240.94, indicating a 37.72% upside. The company is bo...
The Schwab Fundamental International Equity ETF (FNDF) provides semi-annual income from developed-market dividend-paying companies outside the U.S., using a fundamentals-based weighting approach. This method favors mature, cash-generating firms, resu...
The Cincinnati Reds and Avocados From Peru have partnered to launch "The Ultimate Sweepstakes of Baseball Season," offering fans a chance to win prizes including a custom 2026 Toyota Tacoma wrapped in Reds and Avocados From Peru branding. The sweepst...
Tesla's market cap nears $1.5 trillion, making it the 9th most valuable company globally and far surpassing traditional automakers like Toyota and Ford. Despite this, Tesla's EV sales growth is modest and lagging behind some competitors, with only a ...
