Friday, February 5, 2010  Economy and business Related articles 5 November 2021: Australian Fair Work Commission rules that farm workers on piece rate entitled to minimum wage 26 October 2021: UK pay freeze on public sector employees will end next year 23 October 2021: Evergrande real estate firm makes missed September bond payment, avoids default 12 October 2021: Texas governor bans COVID-19 vaccine mandate by any 'entity' 10 October 2021: California to require large retailers to have gender-neutral toy sections from 2024 Collaborate! Pillars of Wikinews writing Writing an article Japan's Nikkei newspaper reported that Toyota is poised to recall 270 thousand gas-and-electric Prius vehicles (model ZVW30) sold in the US and Japan between May and December 2009, due to a flaw in the car's anti-lock braking system. Takayuki Fujimoto, a transport ministry official, said the government has yet to receive a recall notice from Toyota. "Nothing has been decided on whether we will recall or not", he stated. Toyota cannot announce a recall in Japan until it notifies the ministry, but said it was currently discussing how to deal with the issue with Japan's transport ministry and U.S. safety authorities. Toyota has faced a US lawsuit alleging it covered up safety problems. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration launched a formal investigation into the braking problems on Thursday after 124 complaints from consumers. Since May 2009, two hundred thousand new Prius cars (model ZVW30) have been sold in Japan and another 103,200 in the United States. "Toyota recalls up to 1.8 million automobiles" — Wikinews, January 30, 2010 Associated Press. "Report says Toyota will recall some Prius hybrids" — Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Feb.4, 2010 · Nobuhiro Kubo. "Toyota seeking recall of Prius cars in Japan" — Reuters, Feb.5, 2010 Daniel Rook. "Toyota woes deepen as Prius recall looms" — Sydney Morning Herald, Feb.5, 2010
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