Carlos Ghosn contemplated the box in front of him. Freedom. It was a large black wooden crate with steel reinforcements on the edges, the sort of case a band would use to transport large speakers ...

Renault-Nissan's CEO Carlos Ghosn is a firm believer in the future of electric cars.According to an interview for le Journal du Dimanche, Ghosn says he expects the world's EV market will rise to ...

In a surprise move, a court in Japan has rejected a request to extend the detention of Nissan's former chairman Carlos Ghosn, paving the way for his release. Mr Ghosn has been charged with ...

BEIRUT--Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan and Renault head who fled Japan where he was facing trial, is launching a university management and business program in Lebanon, a nation mired in a deep ...

Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn doesn't expect to see any more big auto alliances in the near future.That actually shouldn't be a surprise when we're seeing Detroit automakers actually unwinding ...

The potential merger between Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda is a "desperate move," said Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's former CEO. On Tuesday, Japanese newspaper Nikkei said the two companies are ...

Lee Iacocca fixed it. Sergio Marchionne fixed it. But even though he was a Ghosn protege himself, Carlos Tavares made things worse. Luckily for Stellantis, though, his successor is hiding in plain ...

Fugitive auto executive Carlos Ghosn has filed a criminal complaint with Lebanese authorities against his former employer, Nissan Motor Co., for causing irreparable damage to his reputation.

Carlos Ghosn was arrested by Tokyo prosecutors last week on suspicion of underreporting his earnings by US $44 million. Ghosn has been leading the world's second-largest automotive group ...

He was charged with helping former Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn to under-report his compensation, Bloomberg reported. This file picture taken on February 6, 2020 shows former Nissan executive ...

The dramatic arrest of celebrity-CEO Carlos Ghosn is rocking the automotive industry. After he was accused in Japan of underreporting his pay, Nissan offered one explanation: The man had too much ...