Ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn rearrested for aggravated breach of trust
By DW
21 December 2018 |
9:59 am
Japanese prosecutors have reportedly added new charges against Carlos Ghosn. The move comes after a court rejected a request to extend the former Nissan chairman's detention over allegations he underreported his income.
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