Japan's Honda and Nissan to begin merger talks, Nikkei reports

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Taiwan's Foxconn in talks with Renault over Nissan stake: report

Taiwan's Foxconn is in talks with French auto giant Renault to buy its major stake in Japanese carmaker Nissan, a report said Thursday, after the Japanese firm rebuffed its inquiries about an investment. The development comes after reports on Wednesday that Nissan and local rival Honda were in talks about…

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BEIJING- The rise of Chinese car manufacturers is reshaping the global automotive industry, and the merger talks between Honda and Nissan are the latest example of companies trying to respond to the competitive threat. In the United States, General Motors said this month that he was going to assume $5 billion in positions related to his business in China. In Germany, Volkswagen (VW) threatens to shut down factories and cut tens of thousands of e…

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The Japanese car manufacturers Honda and Nissan are considering a merger. This could create the world's third-largest car company. Investors reacted differently to the news.

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We look at Honda and Nissan's 5 top-selling US models, as the companies talk about a merger

Nissan's and Honda's best-selling models in the US this year.Nissan, Honda, Benjamin Zhang/Business InsiderNissan and Honda are engaged in merger talks.The US is an extremely important market for both brands.Honda and Nissan's top sellers are their respective compact SUVs, the CR-V and Rogue.A merger of Nissan and Honda would marry two rivals for US customers, mostly on their top-selling compact SUVs.Honda's volume leader is the compact CR-V cro…

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Honda and Nissan: Major Reorganization Meant to Confront A Period of Transformation

By launching a large-scale reorganization, Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co., two companies that represent Japan, may be seeking to confront what has been called a once in a century transformation of the automobile industry.

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Fear of Foxconn reportedly driving Nissan, Honda merger talk

The EV race is well and truly running, and no-one wants to be left in the dust