Ex-Nissan President Ishihara dies at 91

TOKYO, Japan - Takashi Ishihara (in a file photo taken in April 1999), a former president of Nissan Motor Co. who helped chart an aggressive export strategy for the carmaker, died of heart failure at a Tokyo hospital on Dec. 31. He was 91.

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