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                    [Title] => Toyota names founder's grandson to lead company
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Toyota Motor, the Japanese auto giant, named Akio Toyoda, the grandson of the company’s founder, as its next president on Tuesday, returning to its roots as it faces the roughest downturn in more than 70 years.
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                    [Title] => Which are the most admired companies in the Philippines?
                    [Summary] => Pardon this columnist, but I’m really a sucker for lists, whether it’s the world’s sexiest women, the world’s wealthiest billionaires, MTV International’s most popular songs, Hollywood box office hit list or the bestseller books list of the New York Times.
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                    [Title] => If not jueteng, the economy will
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                    [Title] => Vehicle sales up 11% in Jan-Nov
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                    [Title] => Auto sales plunge 25% in November
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The 11-month figure managed to stay above water, increasing by 16.4 percent, but this was slower than the 18.7-percent growth during the first 10 months, indicating a slowdown in total sales.


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                    [Title] => Car sales down for 3rd straight month
                    [Summary] => Automotive sales declined for the third straight month in October even as the consolidated figure for the first 10 months this year continues to show a big improvement over last year.


Data from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (Campi) show that 10-month industry sales went up from 60, 663 units last year to 71,977 units this year.


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                    [Title] => Automotive sales up 20% in 1st 9 mos
                    [Summary] => Automotive sales declined for the second month in a row last September even as the full nine-month figure showed a strong 20-percent growth as consumers bought ahead of anticipated price hikes in the coming months.


Data from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Inc. (CAMPI) show that total industry sales went up from 53,749 units in January to August in 1999 to 64,504 units this year.


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TOYOTA MOTOR

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