Nissan's earnings rise as Titan sales take off

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• An upbeat Toyota raises its forecast - TOKYO Toyota Motor, Asia's biggest vehicle maker, on Tuesday raised its 2004 production and sales targets as models such as the Camry sedan and Sienna minivan have become more popular.
• Changing the rules at ANZ Bank - MELBOURNE Australia New Zealand Banking Group's chief executive, John McFarlane, had news for the attendant who insisted his flame-red Chrysler Jeep wasn't allowed in the bank's parking lot under rules set by his predecessor: "I make the rules now." ...
• Santander to purchase Abbey National of UK - LONDON Banco Santander Central Hispano of Spain agreed Sunday night to buy Abbey National, a British bank, in a mostly stock deal worth more than £8.5 billion, according to two executives close to the negotiations.

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• Update 1: Nissan Reports Increase in Net Profit - Nissan Motor Co. reported a 4.5 percent increase in net profit for the April-June quarter on Thursday, crediting surging sales of new car models launched last year.
• Nissan's Profits Up on Overseas Sales - Nissan Motor Co., Japan's second biggest automaker, reported a slim 0.5 percent rise in first half earnings Friday despite growing revenue, as an unfavorable exchange rate and sales incentives chipped away at profitability.
• Nissan profit rises, forecasts unchanged - Nissan Motor Co., Japan's second-largestauto maker, posted a 10.7 percent jump in quarterly operatingprofit thanks to booming domestic and U.S. sales, and kept itsfull-year forecasts unchanged, saying results were in line withplans.

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