Toyota And Nissan’s Trump Strategy
The week saw major auto industry shifts as Toyota and Nissan aligned strategies with Trump, Tesla's European sales fell, GM announced layoffs, Ford forecasted EV growth, and Xpeng expanded globally.
The list of major companies laying off staff this year includes Amazon, Starbucks, Oracle, Nike, Carter's, and more
Layoffs have hit companies from Starbucks to Meta to Intel this year amid a backdrop of cost-cutting and technological change ...
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After Ghosting the US, Nissan Ariya Gets a Major Redesign—and a Second Chance at Survival
Nissan is turning heads again with a refreshed Ariya ahead of its debut at the Japan Mobility Show. Despite rumors of the ...
Nissan CEO: Nexperia chip restrictions are hitting production
Ivan Espinosa, CEO of Nissan, discusses the firm's third-quarter earnings, and the impact of global geopolitics on the ...
GM layoffs: Auto major to cut 1,700 jobs, 5,500 employees to be laid off temporarily—who's affected?
General Motors plans to cut 1,200 jobs in Detroit and 550 in Ohio, halting battery production at two plants for six months ...
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Nissan, Ford and Stellantis explore hybrid Rogue SUV partnership
Nissan is reportedly exploring a collaboration with Ford and Stellantis to produce a hybrid compact crossover in Smyrna, Tennessee, according to Automotive News. The potential partnership with Ford ...