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“At the last extraordinary shareholders meeting … I said that if Nissan’s performance does not improve, please fire me,” Uchida told shareholders at the company’s general meeting.
“This policy remains unchanged.”
Uchida, who took over as head of Nissan in December, was addressing shareholders after the automaker last month reported its first annual loss in 11 years.
