Toyota Motor Corp. on Thursday raised its net profit outlook for the business year to next March to 2.49 trillion yen ($22 billion), boosted by a weaker yen despite output cuts triggered by a parts shortage.Toyota revised its previous forecast estimate of 2.3 trillion yen after posting a record net profit in the six months to September even as automakers grappled with a global chip crunch and supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.The world's top-selling automaker by volume expects a 10.9 percent gain in net profit in fiscal 2021, matching a record 2.49 trillion yen profit…READ FULL ARTICLE