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Mitsu to trim inventory after profit drop

Mitsubishi is thinking Small but Beautiful as a strategy to shift its products to higher-margin returns, even if it means fewer sales.
Honda batteries used on scooters, e-bikes

As part of a new mobility push, the company is deploying a milk jug-sized battery pack for small vehicles.
Honda hatches a modular EV plan for the U.S.

The automaker is readying a dedicated platform for bigger, better electric cars for America and beyond. It's part of a technology blitz executives just announced.
Mitsubishi chief says 3 partners are stronger as 1

Mitsubishi's chairman defends his company's alliance with Nissan and Renault amid a barrage of shareholder skepticism, saying the carmaker needs the expertise and scale of its larger partners.
Ghosn indicted on new charges

Japanese prosecutors on Monday indicted Carlos Ghosn for a fourth time, alleging that he misappropriated $5 million from Nissan for personal use during his time as head of the automaker.
Ghosn lawyer doubts fair trial is possible

Now that Japanese prosecutors have taken Carlos Ghosn back to jail and confiscated his wife's cell phone, his attorney doubts the ousted Nissan chairman can get a fair trial.
Lawyer slams Japan's 'hostage justice' after Ghosn rearrested

Carlos Ghosn's lawyer slammed what he called Japan's "hostage justice" system after prosecutors arrested the former Nissan chairman for a fourth time.
Ghosn arrested again for more alleged financial misconduct

Japanese prosecutors arrested Carlos Ghosn for a fourth time for alleged financial misconduct, following a raid at his Tokyo residence in a move that escalates of the legal jeopardy facing the ousted auto executive.
Ghosn takes to Twitter with plans to 'tell the truth' – if he avoids another arrest

Carlos Ghosn wrote on Twitter that he will "tell the truth" at a news conference next week, amid reports that Japanese prosecutors may level fresh charges against the ousted chairman of Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi.
Ghosn still too weak for press conference, wife says

Attorney Junichiro Hironaka said Carlos Ghosn also wants more time to plan his remarks.
With Ghosn free on bail, Japan can't look away

A disguised and chased Carlos Ghosn returns to the streets of Tokyo, determined to right his "terrible ordeal" of criminal charges and career ruin.
Ghosn walks free on bail, ready to fight 'meritless' charges

The move gives the embattled former chairman of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance better leverage to prepare a defense for trial.
Ghosn lawyer pokes at 'peculiar' case; UN receives claim of human rights abuse

As the former Renault-Nissan chairman awaits a ruling on his third bail request, his defense team spins a conspiracy plot. In addition, Ghosn's lawyers have submitted a dossier to the United Nations' human rights office
Ghosn's new legal team directs blame at Nissan

As Carlos Ghosn heads into his fourth month locked in a Japanese jail, his lawyers are turning the blame back at Nissan in a reinvigorated legal offensive. The new narrative: This case is "not normal."
Ghosn's new lawyer: Case against my client 'is not normal'

Attorney Junichiro Hironaka, nicknamed "The Razor" for his cutting questions — blamed Nissan for his client's legal troubles.