Yuri KageyamaFrom the AuthorOperationsHiroshi Okuda, Who Led Toyota's Climb as Global Automaker, Dies at 93He was key in leading the company's expansion, setting up manufacturing sites in the U.S. and Europe.OperationsHonda Reports Robust Results After First Ever Annual LossQuarterly sales rose as vehicles sold well in the U.S. and India.OperationsToyota Reports Hefty Profit on Cheap Yen, Solid Car SalesThe company said demand remains strong for hybrids in various markets, including the U.S.Supply ChainOil Prices Jump Following Fighting With Iran, Sinking AI Stocks Drag Wall Street LowerBrent oil's price had swung as low as $72 early this month and as high as $102 last week.Supply ChainOil Prices Rise Another 3%, Touch Its Highest Price in Nearly Six WeeksThe average price for a gallon of regular gas in the U.S. jumped again overnight.Supply ChainOil Prices Fall Back to $80 Per BarrelFor the first time since early March.EVsHonda Records Its First-Ever Annual Loss on Costly EV StrategyAnalysts say Honda might have been too ambitious too fast.OperationsNissan Remains Battered by U.S. TariffsThe automaker's financials are in their worst shape in years.OperationsTariffs Hit Toyota ProfitThough its global sales grew.Supply ChainJapan Records 5th Straight Fiscal Year of Trade Deficits as Trump's Tariffs Hit Auto ExportsJapan's auto shipments to the U.S. dropped 16%.Supply ChainOil Plunges Toward $95 Following Ceasefire With IranThe average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has already topped $4.16 in the U.S.Page 1 of 1
