Nissan pins revival hopes on 'foreigner with a Japanese face'

Uchida is known for his unflagging work ethic and relentless focus on cost control. (Reuters)

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October 09, 2019 08:08 AM

By selecting Makoto Uchida as the automaker's CEO, Nissan's board has gone with someone slightly at odds with its traditional Japanese corporate culture.

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