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Toyoda says his successor must have 'unshakable conviction'

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Toyoda has led the automaker for 13 years, steering it through sales slumps, massive recalls, huge profit declines and a challenging move to electrification.
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June 15, 2022 09:06 AM

Toyota Motor Corp. is working to foster candidates capable of eventually taking the top job, President Akio Toyoda told shareholders at an annual meeting.

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