TOKYO -- Nissan Motor will suspend the merger talks with Honda Motor as the two Japanese automakers have been unable to reach a consensus on the terms of the deal, Nikkei has learned.
Nissan Motor Co. is prepared to reject an acquisition offer that would make it a subsidiary of Honda Motor Co., according to a person familiar with the matter, a move that could jeopardize talks ...
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Honda, Japan's second-largest carmaker, and Nissan, the third-largest, had announced last year that they were in talks to merge, which would have marked a significant shift in an industry.