Nissan and Honda have decided to end their merger talks, which began in late December, due to challenges from rapid growth of Chinese electric-vehicle makers and potential US tariffs. Their proposed $60 billion merger would have created the fourth-largest auto group by sales. Both companies will report quarterly earnings later today.
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