Renault denies report of merger with Nissan

FRANKFURT, Germany - Georges Douin, vice president of French automaker Renault SA, speaks to reporters in Frankfurt on Sept. 9 about the company's management strategy in Asia. He said Renault will not merge with Nissan Motor Co., in which it already owns a 44.3take.

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