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Nissan wasn’t always like this. In the 1990s, it was known as an engineering company.
Now Honda is being pushed by the Japanese government to take over struggling Nissan to create the world’s third largest auto group. A big driver is the shift to EVs.
Ironically it was Nissan that created the first mass-market EV in 2009: the Nissan Leaf.
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That sounds like the differences between old Boeing and McDonnel Douglas.
How the hell did Nissan end up making the Leaf, then? That's like McDonnell Douglas making a cleansheet twin engine widebody!
Would it be fair to compare Nissan's evolution (or deterioration) to that of Boeing? Some parallels there.
Why does this person differentiate between corporate culture and "the way that they operate internally"? They're the exact same thing. Corporate culture literally means the way a company operates. What does this person think corporate culture means?
You know how when a friend starts dating someone who is no good, either they part ways quickly, or that person drags your friend down and all you can do is watch...
The worst part, is that there is zero synergy between the 2 brands. Similar cars, same markets, same prices, same customers. Zero gain.
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Oh no. It's Boeing and McDonnell Douglasall over again. Hopefully Honda culture wins out.
'Tokyo grads gathered together just to create a vehicle as uninspiring as the Nissan Ariya in the age of Aito M9?
C'mon man just let it disband.
Honda doesn't want to become Boeing if they merge they will have to purge Nissan.
May explain too why Honda is ahead of its Japanese rivals in EV while Nissan is kinda the laggard, even though they had some incipient EV technology to get ahead...
Yeah except that is no longer true at Honda
They make shitboxes just like everybody else
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Insane, hilarious situation going on at Walgreens right now:
- Walgreens replaces 10,000 fridge doors with giant computers
- Signed 10yr contract w/ vendor
- Screens suck. Glitch, catch fire
- Walgreens tries to end contract
- Vendor bricks computer doors
pretty much all the arguing about careers and making a living is really due to cost of living which is due to this graph, and almost nothing else.
The red area is housing that doesn't exist. It's what 2008 caused us not to build. Solve this and you solve everything.
America is an amazing country because somebody with this low of IQ is able to support a child
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This is why the U.S. is banning TikTok or anything from China.
Just simple chats with average Chinese people on Xiaohongshu (RedNote) made numerous people in the U.S. aware of how toxic their system is.
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Li Jingjing is a self claimed Chinese Journalist. Article 7 of the PRC's National Intelligence Law states that all organizations and citizens should support, assist, and cooperate with national intelligence. She is an influence agent of the PRC. cs.brown.edu/courses/csci18…
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