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Nissan sells, leases back headquarters in $643 million dealNissan has sold its global headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, for 97 billion yen. The automaker will lease the building back as part of its r...- Nissan closes its Oppama plant in Japan to cut costsNissan will shut down its main Oppama factory in Japan to reduce expenses. Production will shift to Nissan Motor Kyushu by March 2028. The ...
- Nissan's new CEO says it needs partners and is open to HondaNissan Motor's CEO-in-waiting, Ivan Espinosa, is considering a partnership with Honda or other companies to advance intelligent car technol...
- Nissan picks chief planning officer Espinosa as successor for CEO Makoto UchidaNissan announced that Ivan Espinosa will take over as chief planning officer from April 1, succeeding Makoto Uchida. Uchida steps down amid...
- From iPhones to e-axles: How one tech firm is pushing into electric vehiclesThe technology has emerged as a competitive front in part because automakers are under pressure to cut electric vehicles' manufacturing cos...
- Tesla Model Y, watch out: Nissan rolls out new electric crossover 'Ariya', priced at $46KThe car aims to boost company's image after its scandal surrounding former chairman Carlos Ghosn.
- Who's in charge at Nissan? COO's allies push to give him shared CEO roleThus far, Nissan Motor Co's 12-member board has no plan to change the roles of Chief Executive Makoto Uchida or his No. 2 Gupta, the source...
- Who's in charge at Nissan? COO's allies push to give him shared CEO role: SourcesNissan responded in a statement to Reuters there are "no plans or consideration for any change in the management structure at Nissan, and n...
- Coronavirus update: Deaths top 1,000; China removes health officialsHubei province added 103 more deaths, up from 91 a day earlier. At the same time, it also reported the lowest number of new cases since Feb...
- US companies rely on temporary workers, longer work hoursThe need to boost hours & add provisional staff is a sign that sales are holding up due to deepening slump in Europe and slowdown in China.
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