Nissan-Honda Merger on the Edge: Control Issues Stir Tensions
Nissan and Honda are on the brink of calling off merger talks due to differences in control and strategy. With Nissan's board set to meet soon, the future of the merger remains uncertain. Honda's concerns and Nissan's turnaround plan are pivotal in these discussions.

Japan's automotive industry is at a crossroads as Nissan and Honda consider aborting their merger discussions. The talks have been overshadowed by disputes, primarily concerning control dynamics.
Nissan's board is preparing to deliberate on potentially terminating the merger, owing to Honda's approach about making Nissan a subsidiary, deviating from the original merger framework.
Amidst market movements and strategic uncertainties, both automakers have stayed reticent about the merger's future, promising a definitive statement in February.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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