Toyota and Volkswagen joined the global battle for the car-hailing market, but on opposing sides. Toyota has put its weight behind Uber, investing around $100m in that business and agreeing a strategic

Toyota made steady progress in the year to March 2016. Revenues hit a new high of of Y28.4 trillion, but the US$ equivalent fell to around $237bn at average rates (from around $248bn the year before).

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designed to strengthen the agency's hold on the local Toyota account, for which MercerBell provides experiential support. Saatchi shares the Toyota Australia creative account with Dentsu Aegis network,

As expected, Toyota acquired the 49% of equity it didn't already own in Japanese partner Daihatsu through a share swap that valued the business at around $6bn. The Daihatsu brand will be retained, and

but 2014 leader Toyota regained the lead with a final tally of 10.15m. It had fallen to 2nd place at the half year. Toyota is almost certain to retain pole position for 2016 because of the repercussions

well ahead of Ford on 2.6m. Toyota, Fiat Chrysler, Honda and Nissan held the next four places, and the rest of the top 15 ranking remained unchanged with one exception: Volkswagen slipped back from 10th

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Toyota's Lexus, Honda's Acura and Nissan's Infiniti - let alone the original luxury triumvirate of Mercedes, BMW and Audi. ConAgra finally found a buyer for its struggling private labels division, acquired

Toyota regained its lead in the global automobile market from troubled Volkswagen. For the nine months to the end of Sept, Toyota sold 7.49m vehicles overtaking Volkswagen's 7.43m. The latest figures