Nissan to sell all shares in Fuji Heavy

Nissan to sell all shares in Fuji Heavy

TOKYO, Dec. 2 Kyodo - Nissan Motor Co. Chief Operating Officer Carlos Ghosn speaks in an interview with Kyodo News at Nissan's head office in Tokyo on Dec. 2. Ghosn said Nissan will sell all its shares in automaker Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd., but no decision has been made yet about the buyer or the timing of the sale.

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