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Carlos Ghosn, the disgraced ex-CEO of Nissan, fled Japan in a box to escape criminal charges. A new book unfolds his tumultuous rise and fall.
he knew that in Japan prosecutors won over 99 percent of trials. Related stories Escape, even if it meant living as a fugitive for the rest of his life, was preferable. Carlos Ghosn had been the ...
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Carlos Ghosn and Japan's 'hostage justice' system
But again, not in Japan - as Carlos Ghosn has found out. In a recent interview with French news agency AFP, Mr Ghosn said the refusal of the Tokyo court to grant him bail would "not be ...
What’s Wrong With Nissan and How Can the Japanese Carmaker Survive?
Nissan Motor Co. is fighting for its life, again. One of Japan’s flagship brands is on the brink after weak sales in the US ...
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Carlos Ghosn Can Save Stellantis
Forget the baggage—the controversial auto executive is exactly what the struggling auto conglomerate needs right now.
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Carlos Ghosn tells LBCI: Lebanon is my country; I am confident in its potential for reform
Former Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn addressed various topics, including his choice to settle in Lebanon, his ongoing ...