Japanese automaker Nissan has reported a 115.8 billion yen, or $782 million, loss in April-June, but is promising to return ...

Makoto Uchida, President and CEO of Nissan motor corporation, attends a joint press conference with Toshihiro Mibe, President and Representative Executive Officer of Honda, and Takao Kato ...

This news comes after Honda made two lofty demands for merger negotiations to continue. One was that Uchida must be removed as CEO and the other was that Nissan would be a subsidiary of Honda ...

Nissan has appointed Ivan Espinosa as CEO, a 20-year company veteran The collapse of merger talks with Honda and ongoing financial challenges leave questions about whether Nissan will seek a new ...

Nissan is readying a major executive shakeup, which may spell the end for its current CEO, Makoto Uchida, Bloomberg and Reuters report. The Yokohama-based automaker could be looking for a new CEO ...

Nissan's share price has been volatile over the last five months, amid the launch and then scrapping of Honda merger talks. The company's stock is currently down 8.5% in the year to date.

The larger Honda will nominate most of the integrated entity’s board members. The merged group has the potential to deliver revenue of 30 trillion yen ($191.4 billion) and operating profit of ...

Nissan’s CEO has admitted it will be difficult for the company to survive without outside help. The automaker’s nomination committee could meet on March 6 to discuss next steps. Makoto Uchida ...

Nissan directors are gauging interest in potential candidates to succeed Makoto Uchida, the 22-year company veteran who’s been CEO since late 2019, one of the people said, asking not to be ...

TOKYO (AP) — 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.

But the tables have turned again, according to the Japanese business paper, because current Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida is reportedly set to resign within the week, paving the way for new executive ...