This sputtering carmaker was a paragon of globalization once, with its fortunes revived by a French-Brazilian-Lebanese chief.

Overseas, Nissan is considering ending production at plants in South Africa, India and Argentina, and cutting the number of ...

Nissan said it would be open to building Chinese vehicles in its Sunderland plant, just days after it announced cuts of ...

In Japan, Nissan is looking to close facilities in Oppama and Hiratsuka operated by manufacturing subsidiary Nissan Shatai Co ...

Prior to Espinosa’s tenure as the CEO of Nissan, his predecessor Makoto Uchida led the automaker to some positive results in ...

VW's controlling families, the Porsches and Piechs, lack expertise and are to blame for the automaker's languishing share ...

Newly installed Nissan chief executive Ivan Espinosa said "everything is open" when asked if the manufacturer could team up ...

According to the company's new CEO, the Japanese automaker decided in 2015 that it would sell 8 million cars per year, but ...

Nissan's restructuring plan unveiled by new CEO Ivan Espinosa came six weeks after he was tapped to do what his predecessor ...

Nissan Motor Co.’s new chief executive officer, Ivan Espinosa, says his rescue plan for the ailing automaker can work even ...

Ivan Espinosa said the Wearside operation is unlikely to be among the seven global factories to close as part of swingeing ...