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waiting to flee Japan. "The plane was scheduled to take off at 11pm," recalls Carlos Ghosn. "The 30 minutes waiting in the box on the plane, waiting for it to take off, was probably the longest ...

Carlos Ghosn, speaking publicly for the first since ... he was not confident he would face a fair trial had he remained in Japan. The one-time titan of the auto industry fled Japan last month ...

Forget the baggage—the controversial auto executive is exactly what the struggling auto conglomerate needs right now.

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 ...

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 ...

The Japanese carmaker, still reeling from Ghosn affair, has an aging model lineup and restless U.S. dealers. Now, it is ...

Former Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn addressed various topics, including his choice to settle in Lebanon, his ongoing ...