TOKYO (Reuters) -Nissan Motor CEO Ivan Espinosa said the automaker plans to reduce its stake in French partner Renault, the ...

Despite recent divestments, Nissan's CEO insists the move from Renault is strategic, not a breakup. Discover what this means ...

Nissan Motor reportedly plans to trim its stake in French partner Renault in order to invest more in new vehicle development.

Nissan Motor Co. is set to reduce its stake in French automaker Renault, a move that could generate approximately JPY100 billion (US$692.29 million) if the company sells 5% of its Renault shares, ...

In today's edition we're looking at Canada's refusal to back down on EVs, plus Nissan's increasing distance from Renault.

This week, the monetary policy meetings of the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve will be watched for insights.

European shares climbed on Monday, recouping some of last week's losses as Kering soared after the luxury group announced a ...

This time, the troubled carmaker looks to be making efforts to generate more funds and continue its business operations. According to Nikkei Asia, Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa said they plan to offload ...

EUROPEAN shares climbed on Monday, recouping some of last week’s losses as Kering soared after the luxury group announced a ...

European shares made cautious gains on Monday, with Gucci -owner Kering leading the pack following a leadership change. The ...

Renault shares fell as much as 8 per cent on Monday, their biggest one-day percentage drop since February 2022, as investors ...

Luca de Meo's abrupt departure as Renault CEO has kicked off a search for his successor, with analysts mentioning longtime ...