A historic $60 billion merger appears on the verge of a breakdown. Nissan needs to swallow its pride and call for assistance.

Two of Japan’s largest automakers have been in talks to combine their operations to form one of the world’s biggest car groups.

Honda Motor's U.S.-listed shares are rising in premarket trading following reports that the Japanese automaker’s plans to ...

Update: Shortly after reports surfaced that Nissan had rejected Honda’s proposal to make it a subsidiary, sources familiar ...

Nissan is set to call off merger talks with rival Honda, a source said on Wednesday, abandoning a $60 billion-plus tie-up ...

Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. called into question an agreement reached less than two months ago to consider combining, casting doubt on their efforts to form one one of the world’s largest ...

The US is the top market by sales for Nissan, Honda and Toyota, where Nissan sources more US sales from Mexico than its two ...

Renault pledges to protect its interests following reports of Nissan's potential decision to end merger negotiations with Honda. The halted $60 billion deal aimed to form the third-largest automaker ...

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The merger deal that was set to create the third-largest global automaker is now in jeopardy, with dealings between the two companies complicated by their “growing differences” according to Reuters.