TOyota worth more than Wal-Mart

http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=1093573

growing giant, with its products doing land-office business everywhere in the world and its stock price on a steady climb.

Now comes the news that Toyota has just passed even Wal-Mart as its stock price hit an all-time record Friday and its market value climbed above $200 billion.

A portfolio manager quoted by Reuters news service said he saw "nothing negative you can point to with Toyota." The news service noted that Toyota is now worth more than twice the combined value of DaimlerChrysler, Ford, and General Motors in terms of market capitalization.

What this means to you: Toyota is going to start taking fire from all those folks who love sniping at the top companies. With leadership comes responsibility.





And everyone thought Wally World was King.

wow that's incredible.

WOW that's awesome!!!

Twice the comined value of Daimler Chrysler, Ford , and GM :eek:

Take that with some %#$@

Nice.

200 billion? :whatwhat: we should write them a letter congradulating them on the accomplishment and since they are so rich maybe they can send us all a toyota or a lexus of our choice!:thumbup:

hehehe....I agree with that Rizla. :P

fuck...I knew i shoulda invented that time machine and told my dad to buy some stock in Toyota back in the day! :lol:

Hopefully they dont get caught up in their own success and fall.

mmhmm. As much as I like Toyota to expand and grow, I hope they're taking note that the bigger the company, the larger the internal problems and communications.

Yes, but Toyota isn't ran like GM and all the other large companies. I think they wouldn't allow them selves to even get close to having problems.

I wouldn't worry about Toyota's leadership taking missteps; their biggest problem will come from backlash and the "tradition" of bashing people/companies on top (e.g., Microsoft, Wal-Mart, etc.).

Yes, but Toyota isn't ran like GM and all the other large companies. I think they wouldn't allow them selves to even get close to having problems.

I agree. Even though they are kicking ass, they still seem quite humble, as well as worried about what the competition is doing.