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How Ghosn's legal process could play out
Dec. 10Carlos Ghosn and Nissan were indicted in Japan on Monday for understating Ghosn's income, as Tokyo prosecutors pushed ahead with the criminal investigation that has shaken the global auto industry.
Renault board heads into decisive week over top leadership
Dec. 10Renault, the automaker in which the French state is the most powerful shareholder, is headed into a decisive week over its leadership.
Collateral damage in Tokyo
Dec. 10Carlos Ghosn's arrest in Tokyo is already having consequences, from product marketing to international diplomatic relations. More complications could be ahead.
Renault said to be near first conclusions in Ghosn probe
Dec. 7Renault is aiming to reach in about a week the first conclusions of an internal probe into whether the pay packages of Carlos Ghosn and other top managers of the automaker were properly disclosed.
France and Japan's feud over Renault-Nissan power balance grows
Nov. 30French President Emmanuel Macron will discuss the Renault-Nissan alliance's future with Japan's prime minister at the G20 summit in Argentina on Friday, seeking to defuse a brewing diplomatic row.
Renault to assert power at alliance meeting with Nissan, report says
Nov. 29The CEOs of Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi will jointly lead their automaking alliance, splitting a role maintained by Carlos Ghosn for two decades as they forge a new path forward following his arrest this month.
Ghosn's arrest threatens Renault-Nissan alliance with paralysis
Nov. 27The Renault-Nissan alliance is threatened with disarray over a rift between the partners about how to fill a leadership vacuum as Carlos Ghosn remains in custody in Japan.
Renault plans internal audit of Ghosn's compensation
Nov. 27Renault said it is beginning its own internal audit to examine Chairman Carlos Ghosn's compensation in the wake of the scandal leading to his ouster at Nissan and Mitsubishi over the past week.
With Ghosn gone, Saikawa gets green light for new direction at Nissan
Nov. 26The ouster of Carlos Ghosn gives CEO Hiroto Saikawa the green light to accelerate the undoing of his erstwhile mentor's work at Nissan. If it had seemed like the 65-year-old would be a transitional chief, he's now talking more like a transformational one, eager to get the company back on track in Japan and in the U.S.
Nissan seeks curbs on Renault choosing board members
Nov. 26Nissan is seeking to limit the power of alliance partner Renault to nominate officials to its board, Reuters reported.
Ghosn had too much power, Nissan CEO Saikawa tells employees
Nov. 26Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa took aim at ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn in a companywide address for concentrating too much power in himself.
Carlos Ghosn's stunning fall
Nov. 26Carlos Ghosn was fired this week from his board chairmanship at Nissan after his arrest amid accusations of financial misdoings, in a stunning reminder of how much we don't know about corporate executives.
