Nissan chief Makoto Uchida to step down after collapse of Honda merger talks
Nissan’s chief executive Makoto Uchida is stepping down after growing calls for his resignation in the wake of deteriorating financial performance and the collapse of merger talks with rival Honda. The Japanese carmaker’s chief planning officer Ivan Espinosa will take over as chief executive from the start of April and attempt to revive the business,
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Japanese automaker Nissan's chief executive, Makoto Uchida, is stepping down after the company reported dismal financial results and its merger talks with Honda collapsed. Nissan Motor Corp. said in a statement Tuesday that Ivan Espinosa,
Chief Executive Makoto Uchida is stepping down, with Chief Planning Officer Ivan Espinosa taking the helm of the Japanese ...
Ghosn, who became chairman of Nissan after years working in alliance partner Renault, is widely credited with turning around the Japanese carmaker. He was hailed as a business genius until his ...
former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn told CNBC on Tuesday. “I think, without any doubt, Honda is going to be in the driver’s seat, which is very sad to see after having led Nissan for 19 years [and ...
Nissan said Tuesday that Ivan Espinosa, its chief planning officer, would take the helm from April 1, ending weeks of speculation over who will succeed Makoto Uchida as leader of the troubled Japanese ...
Nissan and Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn talks with WSJ's Eyes on the Road columnist Joe White about proposals for a government bailout of the auto industry and how such assistance should be applied. (Nov.
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