Nissan is reportedly exploring the sale of its global headquarters in Yokohama, Japan, as part of a comprehensive strategy to ...

Nissan is taking drastic action to stay afloat, announcing plans to cut 20,000 jobs globally as part of its sweeping ...

Nissan Motor Co., which is currently undergoing corporate restructuring, has started offering early retirement to U.S.

More than just the buyouts, Nissan’s tightening the belt in other ways. A suspension of pay raises for this business year is ...

YOKOSUKA, Japan (Reuters) -When Nissan's Oppama plant opened in 1961, it was one of Japan's first large-scale auto factories and a symbol of the company's global ambitions. Sixty-four years and ...

When asked by MotorTrend at the FT summit in London, U.K., whether Nissan could survive its current financial crisis, a pragmatic Espinosa explained that the company’s current plan prioritizes ...

In November 2018, Ghosn was arrested in Tokyo under the allegation of financial crimes while trying ... With this context, it is clear that Nissan's crisis started in 2017. And it is not explained ...

Japanese automakers are bracing for a $19 billion hit from US tariffs. Toyota forecasts a $10.7 billion impact, while other brands like Nissan and Honda estimate $3 billion each.

Nissan CEO Warns As Crisis Deepens With $4.5 Billion Loss Japanese car giant Nissan Motor has just posted a net loss of 670 billion yen, that's roughly $4.5 billion, for the financial year ending ...

Nissan's FY24 performance was a strict "wake-up call," as eloquently put by CEO Ivan Espinosa. The automaker announced a whopping net loss of $4.5 billion, with operating profit declining a whopping ...

during a presentation highlighting financial results for the company’s 2024-2025 fiscal year (which ended on March 31), the 46-year-old Espinosa announced a new revival plan called Re:Nissan ...

Nissan said it would cut 20,000 jobs and close seven factories on Tuesday. The Japanese automaker is mired in a financial crisis and faces a major headache from Trump's tariffs. It said tariffs ...