Nissan pushes CEO out
The S&P 500 dipped into correction territory on Tuesday and Nissan has pushed out chief executive Makoto Uchida in the wake of the collapse of merger talks with Honda. Plus, banks are trying to catch up to one of the hottest trends in consumer finance: interest-free buy now, pay later loans.
Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida to step down on April 1, planning officer Espinosa named successor
Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida will step down from his position on April 1, the company said in a release Tuesday. He will be replaced by current Chief Planning Officer Ivan Espinosa. The leadership shakeup comes less than a month after Nissan and Honda terminated merger talks.
Nissan on Tuesday named Ivan Espinosa its next chief executive, tapping the two-decade company veteran with deep product ...
The rumors flying last week that Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida had one foot out the door have come true. On Tuesday, the Yokohama, ...
During a press conference, current CEO Makoto Uchida didn't have the confidence of some employees, and the board asked him to ...
Nissan said Tuesday that Ivan Espinosa, its chief planning officer, would take the helm from April 1, ending weeks of speculation over who will succeed Makoto Uchida as leader of the troubled Japanese ...
Facing broader struggles, Nissan has lowered its profit forecast three times this fiscal year. In November, Uchida announced ...
Japanese automaker Nissan Motor said Tuesday it is replacing CEO Makoto Uchida with Chief Planning Officer Ivan Espinosa, a ...
Nissan's downward spiral continues, this time with the CEO himself confirming the brand needs outside investors in order to ...
THE CEO of an iconic car brand on the brink of collapse could resign within a week to revive hopes of a merger with a rival.
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