
Honda Reports First Annual Loss in 70 Years
Honda announced its first annual financial loss in 70 years, marking a significant downturn for the automaker. Despite the historic loss, the company's stock rose as its guidance topped estimates, alongside plans for a major pivot towards hybrid vehicles.
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Honda makes its first annual loss in 70 years
The firm will now pivot away from scrapping its target for all of its vehicles to be electric by 2040.
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