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Toyota to resume operations at factories in China from Monday
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp will resume operations on Monday at all nine of its plants in China, a spokesman said, after the company suspended operations at some factories in response to anti-Japan demonstrations.
Some plants halted operations this week, a spokesman said, but he declined to specify which plants.
(Reporting by Yoko Kubota; Editing by Ron Popeski)
(This story was refiled to delete extraneous word "Monday" in the lead paragraph)
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Pterosaur wrote:
Japan’s neo-militarism is made Japanese un-welcome in China. Japan should give its place to South Korea.
South Koreans should take Japan’s place in the automobiles and electronics leadership in Asia.
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