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Nissan was founded just before World War I, and is one of the largest carmakers in the world. In 1999, it entered an alliance with French carmaker Renault, which owns 43.4 per cent of Nissan, which owns 15 per cent of Renault. Its models include the high-performance GTR.

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It remains unclear whether the alleged financial transgressions of the former Nissan boss are corporate governance issues or the business of criminal prosecutors. But a fair trial was never guaranteed

Chinese carmakers will continue to offer discounts well into the second half of the year as the debilitating price war shows no signs of slowing down in the world’s top market, industry insiders said at the Shanghai Auto Show.

It came as Asian equities extended declines on Tuesday, led by weakness in financial stocks as investors tried to gauge the fallout from the collapse of SVB and fellow US lender Signature Bank.

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The Toyota Prius hybrid and all-electric Nissan Leaf had early-mover advantage, so why is no Japanese company among the top 20 makers of electric vehicles now?

Three years after the coronavirus pandemic triggered a global shortage of semiconductor chips and crippled car manufacturing, Ford, GM and others are raking in huge profits.

Geely Automobile has been talking to Renault about potentially buying a controlling stake in the combustion-engine business that Renault is looking to spin off, according to people familiar with the matter.

The 65-year-old American, arrested in Japan in 2018, is awaiting verdict in a case in which he is accused of helping his former boss under-report his income.

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British scientist Zi-qiang Zhu says Chinese companies are producing less valuable innovations on permanent magnet motors, an important component of electric cars, despite Beijing’s push to become a technological leader.

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The former CEO turned international fugitive says he is done with corporate life but is still keeping a close eye on the world of business as he fights legal battles and releases his memoir to clear his name and ‘re-establish’ his legacy.

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Strict government mandates to combat climate change are driving demand in Europe and China, where automakers and consumers face rising financial penalties for selling and buying traditional petrol and diesel-fuelled cars.

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Michael and Peter Taylor were formally charged with helping a criminal escape after they hid Ghosn in a large box and flew him from Osaka to Istanbul in 2019.

Michael Taylor and son Peter Taylor, who are accused of helping the ex-Nissan boss flee Japan in a box, have lost a months-long battle to stay in the US.

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Lockdowns and travel restrictions are prompting housebound shoppers to snap up more phones, game consoles, smart TVs and laptops, which in turn has fuelled demand for the chips used in those devices.

Tokyo’s move to detain the ex-Nissan boss four times was ‘fundamentally unfair’ and he deserves reparations, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention says.

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