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Toyota is moving its best-selling Corolla, one of the most popular cars in history, to an all-electric powertrain. The announcement is drawing attention across the auto world, as the Corolla's huge global customer base could make it one of the most significant EV launches yet and a signal of Toyota's shifting stance on electric vehicles.
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Japanese solar manufacturer TOYO has signed supply agreements in the United States worth an estimated $240 million for solar modules. The deals point to growing American demand for solar panels as developers race to secure equipment amid policy shifts and rising clean energy investment. Industry watchers see the contracts as a boost for TOYO's expansion into the US market.
- 3EU 'Made in EU' bill threatens Japanese EV makers●Looming 'Made in EU' bill threatens Toyota and other Japanese EV makers
A proposed EU bill would require electric vehicles sold in Europe to meet local-content rules, threatening Japanese automakers such as Toyota. If adopted, the 'Made in EU' legislation could raise costs or restrict market access for Japanese EVs, which rely heavily on parts and batteries made outside the bloc. Japanese industry is watching closely amid wider EU efforts to favor domestic manufacturing.
- 4Toyo Solar signs $240 million in supply deals before Humble expansion▼Solar manufacturer Toyo signs $240 million in supply deals ahead of Humble expansion
Japanese solar manufacturer Toyo has signed supply agreements worth $240 million as it prepares to expand operations in Humble, Texas. The deals lock in component supply ahead of the new facility, and the announcement is being picked up across energy and business press as a sign of continued growth in US solar manufacturing.
- 5Hiroshima's Ryosuke Kikuchi reaches 350 career doubles●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1427995/ 【記事全文】広島・菊池涼介が達成した通算350二塁打は名球会入り資格得る2000安打より希少記録 – スポニチ Sponichi Annex 野球 # ba
Hiroshima Toyo Carp infielder Ryosuke Kikuchi has recorded his 350th career double in Nippon Professional Baseball. Japanese sports media note that the milestone is rarer than the 2,000-hit mark that qualifies players for the prestigious Golden Players Club, underlining how difficult sustained extra-base hitting is to accumulate.
- 6TOYO begins solar panel deliveries under $240 million US supply deals▼Solar panel deliveries have begun under about $240 million in U.S. supply deals with TOYO.
Solar panel deliveries have begun under supply agreements worth roughly $240 million between TOYO and U.S. buyers. The milestone marks the start of shipments under the contracts, which support American solar project pipelines amid growing demand for domestically supplied panels. The announcement drew attention from energy and markets watchers tracking TOYO's expansion in the U.S. solar supply chain.
- 7Hiroshima's Ryosuke Kikuchi records 350th career double●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1427852/ 広島・菊池涼介「思い切り行くことがやっぱり一番」史上50人目350二塁打で一問一答 – スポニチ Sponichi Annex 野球 # baseball
Hiroshima Toyo Carp infielder Ryosuke Kikuchi has reached 350 career doubles, becoming the 50th player in Nippon Professional Baseball history to hit the milestone. Speaking to reporters after the game, he said that going all-out on every play is still the best approach, reflecting his reputation as an aggressive, hard-working second baseman.