Ulrike Schaede comments on Toyota's Congressional trial and recovery
02/24/2010
Micheline Maynard,
The New York Times
WASHINGTON — There are no crown princes at the Ford Motor Company, its late chief executive, Henry Ford II, was fond of saying about the family business.
But for a quarter-century, there has been a crown prince at Toyota.
And now it is up to Akio Toyoda, grandson of the company’s founder, to steer his family’s battered company back on course.
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Schaede is an authority on Japanese business organization. Her expertise was recently utilized by The San Diego Union-Tribune, also reporting on Toyota's slide.
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The New York Times
Forbes
The Examiner
The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Japan Times
The Post and Courier
