In its latest earnings report for the first quarter of fiscal year 2025, Nissan reported a significant decline in financial performance compared to the previous year.

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Leading the pack in this tough situation is Nissan, which, already struggling with significant financial challenges, might be forced to sell its Yokohama headquarters just to stay afloat.

Nissan Motor Company recently published its latest financial report and things are still looking rough, with the company anticipating losses as high as $5.3 billion in total for the 2024 fiscal year.

A major investment firm has put in a $610 million offer for Nissan’s global headquarters. Here’s what the deal could mean.

Nissan said it would cut 20,000 jobs and close seven factories on Tuesday. The Japanese automaker is mired in a financial crisis and faces a major headache from Trump's tariffs.

Nissan on May 13 announced sweeping cuts across the company with plans to lay off another 11,000 employees and close more than a half-dozen plants across the globe.

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