Nissan to lay off 15% of its employees globally: strategic remedy triggered by huge losses
Japanese automaker Nissan has announced a recovery plan to create a "more resilient business that can quickly adapt to market changes".
moreJapanese automaker Nissan has announced a recovery plan to create a "more resilient business that can quickly adapt to market changes".
moreSoftBank Group Corp released its results on Tuesday (May 13), showing that its net profit for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2024, ending at the end of March this year, jumped 124% to 517.2 billion yen.
moreRecently, global trade policies are undergoing profound adjustments.
moreIn the global aviation industry landscape, Airbus has long held a pivotal position, and its aircraft delivery volume has always been an important indicator of industry development.
moreAccording to TechNews, on May 8, 2025, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States rejected the antitrust lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, marking that the regulatory obstacles for this $69 billion deal in the United States have been largely cleared.
moreRecently, the export of American products has encountered difficulties, becoming a focus of attention in the global economic field.
moreIn the current context of the booming global digital economy, Amazon, a giant in the cloud computing field, is planning a major layout in South America.
moreRecently, Mattel, the American manufacturer of Barbie dolls, stated that due to the recent US tariff policy, it plans to increase the prices of toys.
moreOn May 8, 2025, US President Trump and British Prime Minister Starmer jointly announced a "historic" trade agreement, and both sides highly praised the results of the agreement.
moreAs the extensive tariff measures implemented by former US President Donald Trump have increased uncertainty for domestic footwear companies, the well-known footwear brand Skechers has decided to be acquired by private equity firm 3G Capital for $11 billion.
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