Nissan Motor president and CEO Makoto Uchida, has announced bad financial results, and says they are partly due to the Ghosn affair. It will be suing its former boss also before a civil court /AFP
Nissan counter-attacks: last Wednesday, it has started a new procedure before a Japanese civil court and asks 10 billion yen (€83,4 million) compensation payments from its former CEO, Carlos Ghosn. The latter has fled Japan at the end of last year and has started lawsuits against his former employers. Nissan explains that the procedure is
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