By Maki Shiraki TOYOTA CITY, Japan (Reuters) -Toyota Motor shareholders re-elected Akio Toyoda as chairman on Thursday, ...

Toyota Motor’s shareholders have voted to re-elect Akio Toyoda as chairman, signaling strong domestic investor confidence ...

Toyota Motor shareholders re-elected Akio Toyoda as chairman on Thursday, reflecting strong support from individual investors ...

Toyota Industries Corp. held what could be its last annual meeting as a public company, after the Toyota group unveiled plans ...

has accepted a takeover bid by companies in the group that are set to pay 3.7 trillion yen ($26bn) to take the company private. Toyota Motor Chairman Akio Toyoda is joining the buyout of the ...

Toyota Fudosan and other group companies. Kon, who took questions after an online news conference, denied that the privatization was a management buyout led by Toyoda. Asked whether there were any ...

Toyota Industries is expected to announce that it will accept a takeover bid from Toyota Motor Corp. (TM) and other group companies as early as Tuesday, Nikkei Asia reported on Monday. The consortium ...

after a report that the firm is set to accept a buyout offer from Akio Toyoda, chair of Toyota Motor Corp. The takeover bid will be announced in May or June, according to a Monday report by ...

NAGOYA, Japan -- A bid ... "Toyota Industries was the first company in the Toyota group and is its keystone," Toyoda said during a May 27 event at the automaker's headquarters factory, when the ...

Toyota Motor Corp. (NYSE:TM) Chairman Akio Toyoda proposed a buyout of supplier Toyota Industries ... Financing for the bid would consist of personal investment by Akio Toyoda, along with loans ...

On Tuesday, shareholders of group company Toyota Industries peppered executives with questions about the carmaker's 4.7 trillion yen ($33 billion) buyout bid that foreign investors have called unfair ...

First year in three Toyota chair not opposed by proxy advisers Firm seeks $33 billion Toyota Industries buyout to improve ties Deal would strengthen family control at expense of minority holders ...