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© Thomson Reuters 2020.Renault chairman says there is 'real desire' to make Nissan alliance work
By Sarah White and Gilles Guillaume PARIS©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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sakurasuki
So can that happen? After Nissan already spend 200 million dollar to get rid of Ghosn, only Nissan who knows the actual reason why that amount of money is worth to use for that purpose.
Madden
Renault needs to take advantage of their ownership in Nissan and force them to move forward, because just working with them will lead to what happened to Ghosn. You can see it now as Nissan is drafting new rules and suggestions to separate them further from Renault. If you try to play "fair" with Nissan they'll walk all over you, Ghosn certainly understood that and I feel like Renault's new leadership doesn't seem to realize it.
zones2surf
Sorry, but this guy is dreaming if he thinks the alliance will work at this point. Nissan will be focused on making sure they do not lose any independence, even if that means mucking up the alliance.
Renault would be advised to either fight to take a majority stake in Nissan or just give up on the alliance and treat its stock ownership in Nissan as an investment. If it did the latter, it should aggressively challenge Nissan as the largest shareholder, including teaming up with other shareholders to force change.
AramaTaihenNoYouDidnt
Rock solid!
Silvafan
This man seems foolish!
Ousted Renault CEO Bollore raised concerns over Ghosn investigation
https://www.yahoo.com/autos/ousted-renault-ceo-bollore-raised-135000883.html
And........
wanderlust
After 20 years, their business systems still do not work with each other. Renault has no clue how NIssan works, and NIssan resents what it sees as interference in the way it works. Mitsubishi is just an afterthought.
Jeff Ko
I only read what's between the lines from the Japanese media. Renault-Nissan breakup is inevitable. They are only negotiating terms at this point. French want more money, while Japanese want to give less. Ghosn's escape will cost Nissan additional billions they didn't have to pay cuz they now have to shut him up. French, in turn, will pay Ghosn millions in form of severance pay and everyone will be happy in the end.
mmwkdw
Not there isn't from the Japan side...