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Honda, Nissan see brighter days ahead

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Nissan COO Ashwani Gupta, left, with CEO Makoto Uchida, say the company’s brand power is growing.
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By:
Hans Greimel
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By:
Naoto Okamura
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November 13, 2022 05:00 AM

TOKYO — Two big Japanese carmakers are sounding upbeat as they raise full-year earnings forecasts, citing progress in sorting out the semiconductor shortage and improved profitability.

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