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Nissan Motor Co. Chief Financial Officer Stephen Ma is set to step down from his position, people with knowledge of the matter said, marking yet another executive change at a challenging time for ...

The industry is changing rapidly, and car companies are struggling to keep up. Especially Nissan. EXPLAINER:Why Nissan has just ‘12 months to survive’ Nissan has waited a long time to ...

Nissan Motor's (7201.T), opens new tab woes are the more obvious: poor results prompted the $9 billion manufacturer into an emergency overhaul this month. But $40 billion Honda Motor's (7267.T ...

Insiders claim Nissan, one of Australia’s best-selling car brands, only has one year to survive as the company scrambles to backfill the gaping hole Renault’s departure will leave in its finances.

Japanese automobile company Nissan has cut more than 9,000 jobs this month and slashed production by nearly 20 per cent. The drastic measures were to accommodate slow sales in both the US and Japan.

Is it the 1990s all over again? Nissan’s financial situation has gotten dire, with The Financial Times reporting it’s urgently looking to find a long-term, steady shareholder such as a bank or ...

TOKYO, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor (7201.T), opens new tab said on Thursday its global production fell for a fifth straight month in October, led by downshifts at most of its manufacturing ...

This was reported by the Financial Times, citing insiders. According to the report, Nissan is “seeking a long-term, steady shareholder such as a bank or insurance group to replace some of Renault’s ...

Due to slowing sales and struggling finances, Nissan may only survive for 12-14 months if it can’t find a new anchor investor. Nissan recently revealed it is selling more than 149 million ...

Times are tough at Nissan. The automaker announced plans last month to lay off approximately 9,000 employees, representing 6.7% of its global workforce, and to cut production capacity by 20% due ...