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All isn’t well with Nissan, despite bringing in new CEO Ivan Espinosa, as investors made their frustrations known recently.
THE boss of a reportedly struggling major car firm has laid out plans for the company’s “comeback” during a “stormy” meeting.
During the meeting front by new chief executive Ivan Espinosa, Nissan reported a $4.5 billion net loss in the last financial ...
Nissan's new leadership isn't getting a warm welcome. Discover why shareholders are expressing strong dissatisfaction with ...
Struggling Nissan Motor held a general shareholders' meeting at its headquarters in Yokohama on June 24, attended by ...
Nissan has the foundational advantage needed to lead again, but only if it moves swiftly and decisively. Reclaiming ...
One shareholder accused the board of trying to "shift its responsibility to frontline workers" by cutting jobs while ...
Nissan Motor shareholders vented their frustrations over the automaker’s poor performance at its annual general meeting on ...
Nissan faces shareholder backlash over deepening crisis as losses mount, job cuts loom, and calls grow for management ...
We understand your frustration,” Espinosa told stakeholders. 'It will not be easy to deliver. But I am confident that we have ...
Struggling Japanese automaker Nissan Motor held a stockholders' meeting on Tuesday. President and CEO Ivan Espinosa ...
Nissan Motor will face plenty of scrutiny over its deepening crisis at an annual general meeting on Tuesday, where investors ...