
TOKYO -- At the end of 1989, with Japan's bubble economy blindly approaching the cliff's edge, Japanese companies made up about half the world's 100 most valuable corporations.
Now the country's only representative on that list is Toyota Motor.
Growth stalls as CEOs hesitate to cut off unprofitable units
TOKYO -- At the end of 1989, with Japan's bubble economy blindly approaching the cliff's edge, Japanese companies made up about half the world's 100 most valuable corporations.
Now the country's only representative on that list is Toyota Motor.
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