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Nissan’s new CEO willing to be fired if no turnaround at Japanese giant

  • Makoto Uchida, who took over the top job in December, put his job on the line at the automaker’s shareholders’ meeting
  • Uchida pleaded with shareholders to be patient while he comes up with a plan by May to recover from crumbling profits
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General Motors plans to pull out of Australia, New Zealand and Thailand

By AP ·

Nissan downgrades forecasts as 9-month net profit plunges

By AFP ·

High-speed train derails in Italy; 2 railway workers killed

By AP ·

Toyota logs nine-month profit gain, upgrades annual forecasts

By AFP ·

Saudi Transport and Logistic Services exhibition kicks off in Riyadh 

By Arab News ·

UK unveils plans for climate conference amid criticism

By AFP ·

Pakistani transporters protest new regulation, fines

By Khurshid Ahmed ·

On day 22, French transport strike heads for record

By AFP ·

Tensions mount over French transport strike

By AFP ·

Egyptian government seeks to do away with popular tuk-tuks

By AP ·

Transport for London rejects new license for Uber

By AFP ·

Nissan slashes full-year forecast as first-half profit falls

By AFP ·

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