(1) Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan eye minivehicle tie-up

(1) Mitsubishi Motors, Nissan eye minivehicle tie-up

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken on Oct. 28 shows the headquarters of Nissan Motor Co. in Tokyo. Industry sources said Nissan and Mitubishi Motors Corp. are negotiating to integrate their minivehicle operations under a joint venture to be set up in the spring of 2005.

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