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*Renault S.A. Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard (pictured) told investors that the French carmaker's alliance with Nissan has been "damaged" by its former Chairman Carlos Ghosn's arrest over alleged financial fraud, but insisted the alliance with Nissan and Mitsubishi should be preserved as it is vital for Renault's success. "There will be no success of Renault without… Continue reading Nissan – Senard – Oman
Observers were shocked when he came out of the Tokyo Detention House alongside a phalanx of guards as well as other men wearing similar caps, surgical masks and construction worker outfits. Takano said the legal team’s first task after securing Ghosn’s bail was to bring him to his residence without delay so that he… Continue reading Carlos Ghosn – Takashi Takano – Junichiro Hironaka
26 June 2019 - Japan today - As a lawyer who has practiced for more than 35 years in my home country, it gives me no joy to issue this warning: Japan Inc has returned. This may come as a surprise to many – it certainly was for me. Unfortunately, this is not the country… Continue reading Opinion of the Carlos Ghosn case
According to The Financial Times (subscription required) in a report last Thursday, Ghosn has is suing Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors in The Netherlands. A joint venture called Nissan-Mitsubishi BV (NMBV) employed Ghosn as chairman when the Renault-Nissan alliance created the entity in 2017. The Renault-Nissan alliance acquired a controlling stake in Mitsubishi in 2016. Details provided in the report… Continue reading Carlos Ghosn – Nissan
TOKYO— -25 April 2019 - Carlos Ghosn left a Tokyo jail for a second time late Thursday, returning to his modest one-bedroom apartment in the city—this time alone after agreeing not to see his wife without prior court approval. The restriction was one of the conditions for Mr. Ghosn’s latest release on bail, and… Continue reading Carlos Ghosn
Japanese car giant Nissan plans to cut more than 10,000 jobs worldwide, reports said earlier, as it works to turn its fortunes around after its former chief was arrested over financial misconduct. The cuts come after Nissan announced in May it would trim 4,800 posts from its global workforce of around 139,000. The decision… Continue reading Nissan – Japan
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