Honda had initially agreed to a merger structure in which the ... the U.S. and China. With the end of the Honda talks, Nissan said it would actively pursue other partnership opportunities.

23 (UPI) --Japan's Honda and Nissan said Monday they had embarked on formal merger talks that would create ... expected to make its decision by the end of January, Honda said in a news release.

Merger talks between Honda and Nissan have collapsed, but discussions about co-developing the next-generation GT-R and NSX on ...

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Honda is reportedly ready to resume the merger talks with Nissan. According to a report from the Financial Times, Honda wants Nissan's CEO to step down. During the talks that failed last week ...

It was the need for scale that drew Nissan and Honda together, extending their assorted projects to a proposal for a merger. Those talks failed a few months later, but projects continue.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- Nissan ... join the merger by the end of January. "The rise of Chinese automakers and new players has changed the car industry quite a lot," said Honda CEO Toshihiro ...

BENGALURU: Honda and Nissan expect big benefits from their ... The Japanese automakers said they had agreed to begin formal talks on a merger, aiming to finalise the deal by August 2026.

Honda Motor Co. has ... foreign influence on Nissan in the event of the sale of Renault's stake to a third party as part of the merger negotiations. Honda and Nissan plan to conclude a final agreement ...

Nissan hasn’t stopped talking to Honda, despite merger talks between the two companies collapsing earlier this year. Both automakers have confirmed next-gen models for their respective halo ...

Nissan abandoned merger talks with Honda and is restructuring the business. How are your finances looking? Living on the overdraft? Couple of grand underwater on the credit card? It could be worse ...