Nissan Motor Co. is set to end merger talks with Honda Motor Co., rejecting Honda's recent proposal to make Nissan a subsidiary a little more than a month after their talks began on a deal that could have created the world's No. 3 auto group, a source familiar with the matter said Wednesday.The two automakers said in December they had agreed to begin talks on merging under a holding company in 2026 while keeping their respective brands, aiming to reduce costs and share the growing financial burden of developing electric vehicles and software to compete with global rivals like Tesla Inc. and…READ FULL ARTICLE
