Japan's Nissan announced a new round of cost cuts this month that include closing seven production sites globally.

Stellantis, Nissan and Volvo all face potentially existential threats in the coming months on a variety of fronts. All three named safe internal candidates to become CEO.

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Nissan Motor Co. (OTC:NSANY, TYO:7201) is preparing a major fundraising initiative exceeding 1 trillion yen (around $7 ...

A UK Government-guaranteed loan worth £1bn is reported to be part of a huge refinancing effort by automotive giant Nissan to ...

Japan's Nissan has started offering buyouts to U.S. workers and has suspended merit-based wage increases worldwide, internal ...

YOKOSUKA, Japan (Reuters) -When Nissan's Oppama plant opened in 1961, it was one of Japan's first large-scale auto factories ...