Private jets, 24-hour surveillance, and hiding in a box
Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has told BBC News about how he escaped Japan following his arrest after allegations of personal financial irregularities.Ghosn-one of the car world's biggest figures and among the most successful-was sensationally arrested in November
Well, that didn't go exactly according to plan now, did it?According to a report by Nikkei Asia, former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn has been ordered to pay back €5 million (around P293 million) in salary after the district court in
The Renault-Mitsubishi-Nissan Alliance might no longer be as solid a partnership as once thought.According to a recent report by Bloomberg, Nissan is currently looking into reducing its 34% stake in fellow Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi-a move that could reverberate
It looks like we may finally get an inside, albeit probably one-sided, look at the inner workings of Carlos Ghosn's disgraced exit from the Nissan Motor Company.According to a report by Japan Times, the now-fugitive former Nissan CEO
A little over a month ago, former Renault-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn officially became a fugitive when he fled to Lebanon in what the Internet called a daring escape, to say the least. Nissan called that move 'regrettable' and assured that it
The Japanese carmaker says that the future of the Alliance is not in question
It seems that the ongoing Carlos Ghosn saga has greatly affected not only Nissan but Renault as well. According to a Reuters report, Renault shares have fallen to a six-year low, and rumors that Nissan could be preparing for a split
“I should have never been arrested in the first place”
The Carlos Ghosn saga continues. A few days following his dramatic escape to Lebanon, Ghosn held a huge press conference-as he previously promised-in which the fugitive executive claimed his innocence.Unfortunately, Ghosn had no intention to talk about how he
“The company will continue to take appropriate legal action”
The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance has broken its silence regarding disgraced auto industry bigwig Carlos Ghosn's daring escape to Lebanon.Last week, news of Ghosn's escape from Japan took the Internet by storm, after details emerged revealing that he had
The admittedly exciting saga of Carlos Ghosn continues. In the latest development of the story, the Associated Press reports that the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has issued a wanted notice to Lebanon for the disgraced former Renault-Nissan executive. In case
More information regarding Carlos Ghosn's Tokyo escape is beginning to surface and, according to a recent report by The Guardian, the details are over-the-top enough for a Hollywood blockbuster script.The disgraced automotive-industry executive was supposedly snuck out
“I am now in Lebanon and will no longer be held hostage"
Disgraced former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn has fled Japan and is now taking refuge in the Lebanese Republic.According to a report by the New York Times and Lebanese newspaper Al-Joumhouriya, Ghosn escaped to Lebanon via a private jet from Turkey.
They were either jaw-dropping or facepalm-inducing
In 2011, Ferrari followed up its line of elegant two-door four-seater GT cars with the FF. And the world couldn't believe its eyes. A hatchback. A hatchback with four-wheel drive. A 4x4 hatchback with a V12 developing 651hp.
Former Nissan Motor chairman Carlos Ghosn may have his freedom-at least for now.According to a report by NHK World-Japan, the embattled Ghosn-accused of "improperly receiving" about ¥1 billion worth of funds from a Nissan-Mitsubishi deal in 2018-
Oh, how we all wish we could go through our lives without ever experiencing anything as horrid as the Fyre Festival. That infamous story, which you can see in full in an entertaining Netflix documentary, involved would-be 'techpreneur' Billy McFarland and
The result of Mitsubishi's internal investigation regarding Carlos Ghosn's alleged misconduct is in, and it doesn't look good.Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) investigators found that the former chairman of the board "improperly received" payments amounting to approximately ¥1 billion (
It's been a rough few months for disgraced Nissan top honcho Carlos Ghosn. The once-celebrated executive has been sitting in a Japanese jail cell since reports of financial irregularities came to light. Now, the former Nissan chairman has gotten his
Carlos Ghosn will finally get a chance to plead his case in public. According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, the disgraced former chairman of Nissan is set for his first public hearing this week.The report says that the
The arrest of former Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi boss Carlos Ghosn for under-reporting income came as a shock to the industry. Nissan itself blew the whistle on its own boss. Ghosn asserts innocence, claiming that the declaration was for unreceived income that
Corporate Japan seems done with the embattled executive
After Carlos Ghosn's swift ouster from Nissan Motor Company last week on allegations of financial mismanagement, it was Mitsubishi Motors' turn to remove the embattled European executive from its ranks. According to a report from Reuters, the decision was made after
In a surprising turn of events, Nissan announced that it plans to oust its chairman, Carlos Ghosn, because of reported financial misconduct. According to a statement, Nissan said this is the result of an investigation that has been going on for several
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