Nissan Motor Faces Massive Global Job Cuts Amid $5 Billion Loss ...Middle East

Opinion by : (Devdiscourse) - Monday 12/05/2025 - 01:24 PM (before 2 hours & 51 minute)

Nissan Motor is preparing to cut more than 10,000 jobs worldwide, adding to previously announced layoffs for a total reduction of about 20,000 or 15% of its workforce, according to NHK.

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