Nissan will cut jobs at its European regional office in Montigny, France, under CEO Ivan Espinosa’s global restructuring plan. According to a Reuters report, the Japanese automaker will cut 87 jobs as it seeks to streamline operations and restore profitability amid ongoing difficulties in important markets like Europe. Under Espinosa’s plan, the restructuring will see Nissan reduce its global output by around a third to 2.5 million vehicles, streamline its manufacturing base by closing seven of its 17 pl ...