US EditionJapanese automaker Nissan cuts 9,000 jobs as its vehicles fail to sell
- Nissan will lay off 9,000 workers, about 6% of its workforce, due to poor vehicle sales in China and the US.
- The company plans to cut global production capacity by 20% after reporting a loss from falling sales and rising costs.
- Chief Executive Makoto Uchida announced a 50% pay cut while stating that a turnaround is promised.
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The Nissan CEO announced that the brand went into “emergency mode”. It will reduce jobs, production and operating costs, including divestment of Mitsubishi shares.
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AUTO manufacturing giant Nissan has announced global job cuts as the company struggles financially to turn a profit. The Japanese automaker announced on Thursday that it will slash 9,000 jobs, or 6% of its workforce, and cut global production capacity by 20%. Nissan has suffered a decline in revenue in the 2024 fiscal yearGetty Images - Getty President and CEO Makoto Uchida announced a slew of global job cutsGetty Images - Getty Nissan’s models …
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Nissan Motor Co. has unveiled a sweeping restructuring plan to address its declining sales and profitability. The Japanese automaker will cut 9,000 jobs worldwide and reduce its global production capacity by 20%. This move comes as Nissan grapples with weak performance in key markets like China and the United States. The company aims to slash […]
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