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Asian shares rise, buoyed by Wall Street's tech-driven rally. Japan's Nikkei 225 soars 2.8% amid currency fluctuations and concerns over Nippon Steel's U.S. acquisition bid.
Typhoon Shanshan brings torrential rain and strong winds to Japan, causing widespread disruption. At least three fatalities reported as millions receive evacuation notices and major industries suspend operations.
After a man stole money from a children's lemonade stand in Chesapeake, VA, the community responded with overwhelming support. A follow-up event drew hundreds, raising over $6,500 for the young entrepreneurs.
Typhoon Shanshan strikes Kagoshima prefecture with intense winds and rain, leading to power outages affecting over 250,000 households. The storm is expected to move towards central Japan, including Tokyo, by the weekend.
Toyota outlines measures to prevent recurrence of fraudulent testing. The automaker suspends production of some models, potentially impacting annual output by 500,000 vehicles.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index recovers 8. 7% following a 12.4% plunge. The rebound is linked to the Bank of Japan's recent interest rate hike, affecting global investment strategies.
Toyota's market value plummets as yen strengthens, revealing underlying problems. Testing scandal and slow EV adoption add to automaker's woes, while investors grow impatient with leadership.
Green hydrogen's ambitious targets are being scaled back due to high costs and practical challenges. The industry is reassessing its potential, focusing on specific applications rather than widespread adoption.
Japanese government demands Toyota overhaul certification procedures following discovery of new irregularities. Seven additional models affected, including some certified internationally.
A car bomb in northern Moscow injured a GRU officer and a woman. The incident, now under criminal investigation, damaged multiple vehicles and is raising security concerns.
Volkswagen's $5 billion Rivian investment fails to impress investors. The automaker faces challenges in China and ambitious US growth targets, while planning new electric models globally.