Fast Times: Is NYT Borrowing Too Much From Fast Co.?
An upcoming Sunday New York Times Magazine piece on Toyota may look familiar to Fast Company readers:
The cover piece assesses the rise of Toyota, the most popular car company in the United States. Last year, Toyota’s “retail return rate”—the average time its cars spent in lots before being sold—beat those of GM and Ford three-fold. The company’s owes its success largely to its core principle of kaizen, or continuous improvement. “The company thinks in years and decades,” says one consultant.
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