After Honda backed out of merger talks, Nissan faces a critical juncture. Could tech giant Foxconn or private equity firm KKR be the lifeline it needs?

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While Honda’s premium brand, Acura, has had its ups and downs since launching in 1986, last year it sold 132,367 vehicles, down 9.1%. Nissan’s Infiniti has mostly slid since its 1989 debut, and last ...

Discussions hit a wall as Honda sought to make Nissan a subsidiary, rather than forming a new holding company.

Honda and Nissan ended the merger talks but will continue to collaborate on electric and intelligent vehicle development.

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Honda proposed changing the structure of the intended merger from a joint holding company, as agreed initially, to a deal ...

Honda and Nissan have officially ended discussions for a potential $60 billion merger. The automakers have also canceled ...