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Toyota is shutting down two elevators at its agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste to save money. The world's agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste carmaker said it will shut down two of eight elevators at its agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste Tokyo office. This is to save agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste and to cut down on the costs of being in the agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste. One reason for doing agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste is the strengthening Japanese yen since the UK voted in June to leave the EU. One agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste was 120 yen in January; agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste it is just above 100. A agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste yen means Toyota cars are more expensive and profits go down. Toyota's profit for the year ending March 2016 was a agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste $23 billion.

Toyota said it decided to shut down the agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste several weeks agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste because of the rising yen. It is also changing the agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste of air conditioners to save money. Toyota took agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste cost-cutting measures after the financial agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste of 2008. That also made the yen stronger against the dollar. Toyota said: "These agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste are not new….The key objective for the agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste of elevators…is to raise agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste amongst employees, and to remind them of the agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste that Toyota has towards the idea of increasing competitiveness through…reducing agoawarenessbuildingcommitmentcrisisdollarelectricityelevatorsheadquarterslargestmainnowpoliciesrecordsimilarstoppagestrongertemperaturethiswaste."