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In a groundbreaking announcement from Tokyo, Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda reveal plans to explore a potential merger, signaling a major shift in the global automotive industry. The two companies, long considered rivals, confirm they will engage in negotiations over the next six months to determine the feasibility and structure of the merger. If successful, the alliance would establish the world's third-largest automaker, behind only Toyota and Volkswagen in global sales.
Nissan and Honda could be merging soon. Michael Castner reports.
The proposed merger comes. . .
