Carlos Ghosn was a businessman with a cult-like following.
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Video: Here’s what we know so far about Carlos Ghosn’s escape to Lebanon
Ousted Nissan executive Carlos Ghosn fled to Lebanon on December 30, 2019 to avoid prosecution on financial crimes in Japan.
Video: Who is Carlos Ghosn?
Carlos Ghosn, the fallen automotive titan facing trial for financial crimes, fled to Lebanon to escape what he called Japan’s “rigged” justice system.
Ghosn surprised to hear of Renault’s proceedings based on audit report
Renault and its Japanese partner Nissan Motor led an audit at their jointly-owned RNBV subsidiary which confirmed the existence of financial ‘deficiencies,’ Renault said
Carlos Ghosn’s fight to prove his innocence begins in Tokyo
The trial probably won’t get underway until 2020, several pre-trial hearings between now and then
Japanese court grants $4.5m bail to Carlos Ghosn
Prosecutors are likely to appeal the court’s decision, delaying his immediate release but public broadcaster NHK said he could walk out of his detention centre ‘as early as Thursday’
Carlos Ghosn indicted on new charges by Tokyo prosecutors
Nissan files criminal complaint against Ghosn for use of funds
Ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn leaves Japan prison on bail
Carlos Ghosn’s bail was the latest twist in a case that has gripped Japan and the business world since the auto industry titan’s November 19 arrest
Ex-Nissan chief Ghosn pays $9m bail, set to leave Japan cell
Carlos Ghosn is expected to walk out of the custody centre in northern Toyko after the court rejected a last-ditch appeal from prosecutors to block his release
Carlos Ghosn granted bail by Tokyo court
Tokyo court set the bail at $9m, but prosecutors appealed the decision and could even file additional allegations against Carlos Ghosn to keep him from leaving detention
Video: The downfall of Carlos Ghosn
How Carlos Ghosn went from the head of three of the world’s largest car makers to a Tokyo jail.
Carlos Ghosn resigns from Renault in latest twist to saga
Ghosn is set to be replaced as chairman by Michelin boss Jean-Dominique Senard and as CEO by Thierry Bollore
Carlos Ghosn denied bail after personal appeals fail
Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn had pledged to wear to wear an electric tracker and be monitored in a bid to end his two-month custody period
Carlos Ghosn promises to stay in Japan if freed on bail
Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn said he welcomes the subsequent trial as an opportunity to defend himself
Tokyo court denies ex-Nissan chief Ghosn’s bail request
Carlos Ghosn’s lawyer has acknowledged his client is unlikely to be freed before a trial, and that the case could take six months to come to court