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Springfield, MO
Nissan is reportedly increasing the number of planned cuts from its workforce.
Over 10,000 more cuts globally would bring total planned layoffs to roughly 20,000. That's about 15% of the company's workforce.
The Japanese automaker is expected to report a net loss of up to $5.08 billion for its fiscal year that ended in March. The company's earnings report is due out this week.
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