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Welcome to the Green Stock News brief for Thursday August 7th. Here are today's top headlines: Toyota's (NYSE: TM) production engineering group is accelerating factory innovation through a strategic collaboration with Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS), using industrial 3D printing to rapidly create tools, fixtures, and prototypes.
MINNETONKA, Minn. & REHOVOT, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), announced today that Toyota's production engineering group is accelerating innovation on the factory floor through its strategic collaboration with Stratasys. The automaker is empowering automotive workers to seamlessly integrate advanced 3D printing technology in their manufacturing process, taking tools, fixtures and jigs from initial concept to working prototype in just one day. Through the more than 10-year.
President Donald Trump said the US would lower tariffs on Japan to 15% from 25%. But Trump's tariffs continue to shake Japanese automakers like Toyota and Nissan.
U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs are cleaving Japan Inc, as some big exporters like Toyota Motor slash their profit forecasts while Sony and Honda are among those saying the impact will be less than they had feared.
Toyota Motor's (NYSE:TM) profit slumped 37% in the most recent quarter as US tariffs sharply affected earnings. Net income fell to $5.7 billion, down from $8.9 billion the previous year, despite a 3% increase in sales to $82 billion.
Toyota Motor said on Thursday it would build a new vehicle factory in its namesake city in central Japan to start operations in the early 2030s.
Toyota Motor cut its full-year operating profit forecast by 16% on Thursday as an appreciating yen and higher U.S. import tariffs weighed on its financial results.
Toyota Motor June-quarter profit beats estimates — but drops 11% as U.S. tariffs bite
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