Subaru (OTC: FUJHY)
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Subaru Company Info
Subaru Corp. engages in the manufacture and sale of automobiles, aircraft, engine parts, and industrial machines. Its operations are carried out through the following segments: Automobile, Aerospace, and Others. The Automobile segment produces, repair, and sells passenger cars and automobile parts. The Aerospace segment manufactures, supplies, and repair airplanes, and aerospace-related machineries and components. The Others segment develops, leases, and sells real estate properties. The company was founded in May 1917 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
News & Analysis
Why Subaru Could Be Poised for a Rebound After the Chip Shortage
It has some vehicle releases well attuned to important consumer trends.
Subaru Suspends All U.S. and Japanese Operations
The automaker announced a temporary closure of its plants due to pandemic impacts.
Why Subaru's All-New 2019 Forester Will Stand Out in a Crowded Segment
For starters, it's a Subaru Forester -- only better.
Subaru's Operating Profit Slides on Price Pressures
An exchange-rate windfall wasn't enough to offset price pressures in the stalling U.S. market.
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How the 2019 Subaru Ascent Will Finally Challenge Ford's Explorer
The Subaru Ascent is a three-row SUV that will take on the Explorer and Toyota's Highlander starting next year. Here's a preview.
A Rising Yen Crushes Profits at Subaru-Maker Fuji Heavy Industries
Despite strong Subaru sales, it was a tough quarter for the small Japanese automaker's corporate parent.
Subaru Gears Up to Challenge the Ford Explorer With Its Biggest SUV Ever
The Japanese brand known for small, dependable crossovers is stepping up with its biggest model ever. Here's a preview.
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