Nissan swings into black, posts record group net profit

Nissan swings into black, posts record group net profit

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. President Carlos Ghosn poses besides his firm's flagship Cima sedan May 17 after announcing the group's earnings performances for the business year ended March 31. Nissan swung back into the black, racking up a record group net profit of 331.08 billion yen.

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