A $50 billion merger between Honda Motor and Nissan Motor, intended to create one of the world’s largest auto groups, has been called off. The decision to end talks highlights the industry’s shift towards rapid technological changes and the limitations of traditional auto alliances in catching up with competitors like Tesla and China’s BYD. Honda’s proposal to make Nissan its subsidiary was rejected, prompting speculation about potential new partnerships, such as with Foxconn, for both automakers moving forward.
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Bus operator working to address drivers' concerns after strike, vows to keep Johor-Singapore services running
SINGAPORE: Cross-border bus operator Causeway Link (CW) is addressing concerns raised by drivers following a wage strike on July 21, which left thousands of commuters stranded at Johor's BSI Customs. The strike, initiated by around 100 drivers over a revised pay scheme, has since ended, and the company is committed to resolving the issues through dialogue and ensuring service continuity. Want More Context? 🔎
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