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Nissan's success story in Europe takes a dive

Nick Gibbs is a UK correspondent for Automotive News Europe.
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Nissan's ousting of its chairman, Carlos Ghosn, for alleged financial irregularities has been interpreted by some analysts as a bid to by the Japanese automaker to prevent a merger with its controlling partner, Renault.

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