The time stamp on the Nikkei article was 8:13 am. On 8:26 am, the Nikkei pipes up again, and writes: "Toyota Motor Corp. is highly likely to halt all manufacturing operations at its factories in North America later this month due to parts supply disruptions caused by the March 11 earthquake disaster in Japan, company officials said Monday." They did not bother to read the email Toyota U.S. had sent out hours before, nor did they pick up the phone to call the Toyota officials in the morning. Reuters did a much better and responsible job. After the faux power rotation story, followed by the egregiously faux Nissan/Renault/Holding story, this is the third time in a row that The Nikkei messes up. Stories like these affect stock prices and the lives of many people. Let's be careful out there. If this goes on, then we may have to report that The Nikkei was bought by Gawker. And it may be the truth.