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World’s third-largest automaker no more? Nissan to suspend merger talks with Honda, Nikkei reports
TOKYO: According to a report from Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun on Wednesday, Honda and Nissan may call off merger talks.
The planned $60 billion merger between two Japanese carmaking giants may be DOA. Plus, what tariffs mean for China's growth.
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Although Denso is no longer in a net cash position, in fiscal 2023 net debt/EBITDA remained low at 0.2. Since 2012, the company has been able to self-fund its investments through its cash flow from ...
Nissan shares plunged on Wednesday as reports said the struggling Japanese carmaker was walking away from merger talks with ...
Two of Japan’s largest automakers have been in talks to combine their operations to form one of the world’s biggest car ...
The biggest surprise of all is that the merger is not a new idea. According to a 2020 Financial Times report, Japanese government officials suggested a merger of the two automakers in 2019. At the ...
The merger between Honda and Nissan is set to fail before it even begins.Reports from Japan indicate Honda and Nissan may be preparing to scuttle merger discussions.According to Asahi Shimbun, Honda ...
President Donald Trump's proposed 25% tariff could be devastating for struggling Nissan, which relies on production hubs in ...
One of the biggest casualties of Donald Trump’s potential tariffs on Mexico and Canada is likely to be the Japanese automaker ...
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