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Honda discloses fifth Takata air bag-linked fatality, widens recall

Honda discloses fifth Takata air bag-linked fatality, widens recall

Honda Motor Co (7267.T) said on Thursday that a driver in Malaysia died in July after being hit by shrapnel from an air bag supplied by Takata Corp (7312.T) - the fifth such fatality and the first outside the United States.

By CHANG-RAN KIM

Food costs eating into consumers' saving at the pump as holidays near

Food costs eating into consumers' saving at the pump as holidays near

Martha Franco says she hadn't really noticed the sharp drop in gasoline prices, even though the mother of three is always shuttling the kids around in her SUV. She has been paying closer attention to the soaring cost of meat instead.

By NATHAN LAYNE

Exclusive: Struggling in India, Toyota asks Daihatsu minicar unit to help - sources

Exclusive: Struggling in India, Toyota asks Daihatsu minicar unit to help - sources

Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) is struggling to crack the affordable end of India's car market and has called on mini-car affiliate Daihatsu for help - a tacit admission that the Japanese autos giant doesn't always get it right in emerging markets.

By NORIHIKO SHIROUZU AND ADITI SHAH

Honda ordered to give Takata air bag papers to U.S. agency

Honda ordered to give Takata air bag papers to U.S. agency

U.S. safety regulators ordered Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co Ltd (7267.T) on Wednesday to provide documents and answer questions under oath about potentially defective air bags installed in millions of recalled U.S. vehicles.

By BEN KLAYMAN AND PAUL LIENERT

Ford calls back more than 202,000 vehicles in five North American recalls

Ford calls back more than 202,000 vehicles in five North American recalls

Ford Motor Co said on Tuesday it was calling back 202,241 vehicles in five North American recalls covering several issues, including an incorrect repair in a previous recall.

By Ben Klayman in Detroit; editing by Matthew Lewis

Rolls Royce to cut 2,600 staff, appoints new CFO

Rolls Royce to cut 2,600 staff, appoints new CFO

British engineer Rolls-Royce (RR.L) said it would cut 2,600 jobs over the next 18 months, in a battle to reduce costs almost three weeks after a major profit warning.

By Kate Holton, Additional reporting by Sarah Young; editing by Paul Sandle

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