TOKYO -- Nissan Motor's automobile business faces the prospect of running out of cash over the next year and a half as the pandemic exacerbates the company's financial struggles and raises doubts over its long-term competitiveness.
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TOKYO -- Nissan Motor's automobile business faces the prospect of running out of cash over the next year and a half as the pandemic exacerbates the company's financial struggles and raises doubts over its long-term competitiveness.