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Renault Says It Has Evidence of Possible Misuse of Funds by Carlos GhosnRenault said it has found evidence that former Chairman and Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn may have misused company funds to pay for a party to celebrate his second marriage.
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Defense Lawyers for Carlos Ghosn Resign From CaseFormer prosecutor Motonari Otsuru has resigned as the defense lawyer for former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn, who has been charged with several financial crimes.
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Nissan Sets $83 Million Reserve for Disputed Carlos Ghosn PayNissan Motor created a reserve of $83 million for deferred pay that prosecutors in the case against former Chairman Carlos Ghosn say the executive was promised and the auto maker should have disclosed.
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Nissan Lowers Outlook and Books Charges Related to Carlos GhosnNissan Motor lowered its projections for vehicle sales and profit for the fiscal year ending March 31 and booked an $83 million charge to cover the costs of deferred compensation it says was promised to former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.
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Lawyers leading defense of Nissan ex-chairman Ghosn quitsTOKYO (AP) — Motonari Ohtsuru, the lawyer heading the defense for Nissan Motor Co.'s former chairman Carlos Ghosn, has resigned. Ohtsuru's office and a statement submitted to the court confirmed that Ohtsuru had quit on Wednesday. It was the latest twist in Ghosn's legal battle after he was arrested in November. He has been charged with falsifying financial reports by under-reporting his compensation and with breach of trust. Ghosn has repeatedly said he is innocent.
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Nissan books $84 million Ghosn-related charges, cuts outlookNissan Motor Co said it had booked around $84 million in charges related to unde...
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Ghosn Threw a Big Bash at Versailles, and Renault Wants to Know Who Paid for ItFrench auto maker Renault said Carlos Ghosn may have misused a company sponsorship to stage a party to celebrate his second marriage, the first time it has disclosed possible inappropriate behavior by its former chief.
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