Carlos Ghosn
21 Dec 2018
New information is emerging about how Carlos Ghosn allegedly tried to shield the scale of his compensation from the public eye.
21 Dec 2018
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.
21 Dec 2018
A Tokyo court has rejected a request to extend Carlos Ghosn's jail detention. The move raises questions over the car titan's future a month after he was arrested, though it doesn't necessarily mean he'll be out of jail immediately.
5 Dec 2018
Former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn faces likely re-arrest next week as Tokyo prosecutors add a fresh claim that he understated his income by more than has previously been reported, according to a Japanese media report.
30 Nov 2018
Japanese prosecutors extended the jail detention of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn. Demian Flowers, Commerzbank autos analyst, talks about who could lead the auto alliance next.
26 Nov 2018
Mitsubishi Motors Corp said on Monday its board removed Carlos Ghosn from his role as chairman, following his arrest and ouster from alliance partner Nissan Motor Co last week for alleged financial misconduct.
26 Nov 2018
The future of the Renault, Nissan, Mitsubishi alliance hangs in the balance as the saga surrounding its chairman Carlos Ghosn enters its second week.
25 Nov 2018
Zuhair Khan, head of research at Jefferies Japan, talks about the dismissal of Carlos Ghosn as Nissan Motor chairman, and what it says about corporate governance in the country.
23 Nov 2018
Christopher Richter, deputy head of Japan research at CLSA, discusses the surprise arrest of Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's shareholder structure and his outlook for the companies involved.
22 Nov 2018
Board members at Nissan Motor Co. are reportedly divided on whether to dismiss Carlos Ghosn as chairman due to a lack of details related to alleged financial crimes.
21 Nov 2018
Janet Lewis, Asia industrials and transportation research head at Macquarie Group, discusses the arrest of Carlos Ghosn and what it means for Nissan and for markets.
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