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In addition to GM, DaimlerChrysler, Ford Motor Company, Honda Motor Company, Toyota Motor Corp. and others have spent billions developing alternative-fuel vehicles. GM has vowed to become the first car-maker to sell a million fuel cell vehicles and expects to have them on the market by 2010. 

Vandervoort, Philippe Toyota Motor Corp. Belgium... 

Matsumoto, S., N. Miyoshi, M. Kimura, M. Ozawa and A. Isogai, 1988, Inventors, Toyota Motor Corp. Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories, Japan. German Patent DE 3737419, issued May 19, 1988 (patent applied for November 4, 1987). 

To understand innovation, we must focus on diversity as well as ability. A scan of the intellectual landscape as well as of the policies of successful companies reveals a tacit understanding of diversity s role in innovation. George Mason University professor Richard Florida s work on the creative class. The Rise of the Creative Class and The Flight of the Creative Class, touches on the link between diversity and iimovation, as do Yale University s Barry Nalebuff and Ian Ayres in their hook and accompanying wehsite Why Not Some of the iimovation policies of Toyota Motor Corp. and Google Inc. illustrate a similar understanding that differences in the composition of their work forces boosts [5tc] their bottom lines [2007, para. 7]. 

Murachi, M. Toyota Motor Corp. (Japan. Kokai Tokkyo Koho 62-70533 [1987] from C.A. 107 [1987] No. 119662). 

Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. announced they would advance their initial vehicle introduction plans for fuel cell vehicles to late in 2002 from 2003. Honda achieved a significant milestone for its product launch by receiving both CARB and EPA certification of its zero emission FCX-V4 automobile. This was the first vehicle to receive such certification. Ballard s fuel cell powered this Honda vehicle. 

Toyota Motor Corp., leaflet describing the EV-30 and zinc/bromine battery. 

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