Inside the collapse of Nissan and Honda's $60 billion mega deal
Nissan was deep in trouble late last year when rival Honda offered a lifeline: a $60 billion tie-up that would help both ...
How Nissan lost its status as Honda equal, and companies' merger plans evaporated
Nissan has been burning rather than generating cash since the financial year that ended in March 2024 due to heavy capital ...
Honda, Nissan merger in question amid 'growing differences': Reports
Negotiations between Nissan and Honda are reportedly shaky after the two Japanese automakers previously announced they would ...
Nissan CEO informs Honda chief of intent to end merger talks - report
Nissan ( OTCPK:NSANY) CEO Makoto Uchida has informed his counterpart at Honda ( NYSE: HMC) of his intent to end merger talks ...
Nissan Looking for New Partner as Honda Deal Set to Collapse
Nissan Motor Co. is seeking out a new partner as it prepares to end negotiations to form a joint holding company with Honda ...
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The Reasons Why Nissan and Honda Didn't Work Out Together
Have you heard—the proposed $60 billion partnership between Nissan and Honda has fallen apart?The Japanese automaker is now ...
Nissan’s Pride Killed Its Merger With Honda
Good morning! It’s Wednesday, February 12, 2025, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive ...
What happened to Nissan? And what happens next if a Honda merger is truly dead?
Japanese automaker Nissan finds itself at a crossroads. While Nissan potentially scrambles for a new dance partner, the ...
What's Nissan’s next move after Honda deal collapses?
Nissan and Honda stated on Wednesday that discussions on various options, including ending merger talks, are still in ...
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The Tense Breakdown: Nissan and Honda's Failed Merger
Nissan and Honda's merger talks, initially aimed at creating one of the world's largest automakers, fell apart due to ...
How Nissan lost its status as Honda equal
The price recovered in December after Nissan and Honda announced tie-up talks and was at 443 yen on Monday. For reference, $1 equals 151.9900 yen. — Tennessean staff writer Hadley Hitson contributed ...