Nissan says China sales slump 'intensified' through October

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Japanese automaker narrows Q2 loss amid major restructuring

Nissan Motor has been struggling to make its core automotive business profitable, weighed down by a high-cost structure and a legacy of prioritizing production scale over profitability. (Photo by Azusa Kawakami)

TOKYO -- Nissan Motor said the slump in China's auto market "intensified" through the end of last month, adding uncertainty to the Japanese automaker's turnaround as it seeks to return to a full-year net profit.

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