Can a global car company survive today’s complicated world? Nissan hopes to find out
Merger talks with Honda had fallen apart. The company was in the worst crisis of its nine-decade history, and the board needed someone to lead it out.
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Merger talks with Honda had fallen apart. The company was in the worst crisis of its nine-decade history, and the board needed someone to lead it out. Its choice: Ivan Espinosa, just 46, and not Japanese—unusual in a country where corporate leadership has long been considered a job for a Japanese national. Espinosa remembers being shocked by the request.
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- Merger talks with Honda had fallen apart. The company was in the worst crisis of its nine-decade history, and the board needed someone to lead it out.
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Can a global car company survive today’s complicated world? Nissan hopes to find out
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