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Ex-Nissan chief Ghosn pays $9-million bail, set to leave Japan cell

Nissan declined to comment on the bail decision, saying it was a matter for courts and prosecutors

I'm innocent, ready for defence: Former Nissan CEO Ghosn after winning bail

Ghosn contends he is innocent of falsifying financial reports because the compensation he is alleged to have under-reported was never paid or decided upon

Carlos Ghosn closer to release as Tokyo court grants bail request

Being out on bail would allow Ghosn to spend more time with his defense team and prepare for a trial that's still likely months away

Third time lucky: Ex-Nissan chief Ghosn wins bail after 3 months in jail

Under his bail terms, Ghosn is banned from leaving Japan and must adhere to conditions aimed at preventing him from fleeing or destroying evidence

Carlos Ghosn family calls on UN to help release him, says lawyer

The appeal will be made to the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, which is overseen by the UN Human Rights Council

Ghosn charged $260,000 to employees for a Rio party last year: Report

News of the party is the latest evidence of Ghosn's expensive lifestyle to emerge as his time as one of the top executives in the auto industry faces fresh scrutiny following his arrest in Tokyo

Carlos Ghosn assembles 'All-Star' defence lawyers as trial looms

Ghosn's new defense team may explore several legal arguments to discredit the state's case both in court and in the media, according to legal experts in Japan

Carlos Ghosn shakes up his top legal team, hires Junichiro Hironaka

In latest twist to a saga that has gripped Japan and business world since his stunning arrest in November, Ghosn confirmed in a statement from his detention centre that he had hired a new lead counsel

Hit by Ghosn row, Nissan downgrades full-yr forecast as 9-mnth net down 45%

Nissan downgraded its net profit forecast to 410 billion yen for the fiscal year to March, compared with 500 billion yen projected earlier

Renault lawyers criticised Nissan for handling of Carlos Ghosn case: Report

Ghosn is being held in Japan on charges he under-reported millions of dollars in pay as head of Nissan

France warns against 'exorbitant' payoff for ex-Renault boss Carlos Ghosn

Ghosn resigned from his Renault role last week under pressure from the French government following his arrest in Japan

Renault names new leadership as scandal-hit Carlos Ghosn bows out

The appointments may begin to ease a Renault-Nissan leadership crisis that erupted after Ghosn's Nov. 19 arrest in Japan and swift dismissal as Nissan chairman

Renault board will meet Thursday to replace Ghosn; Bollore may be next CEO

Michelin chief Jean-Dominique Senard could replace Carlos Ghosn as board chairman

Ex-Nissan head Carlos Ghosn offers to wear electronic ankle tag to get bail

His release would allow Ghosn to meet more frequently with his lawyers and defend himself before the board of Renault, where he remains chairman and CEO

Meet Jean-Dominique Senard, the man most likely to replace Ghosn at Renault

If appointed, Senard could temporarily hold both the CEO and chairman positions until Renault holds a shareholder meeting

France abandons Carlos Ghosn, calls for his dismissal as Renault CEO

Ghosn has been indicted for understating his income at Nissan by tens of millions of dollars and transferring personal trading losses to the carmaker

Ghosn to stay behind bars as Japan quashes ex-Nissan chief's bail appeal

The Japan court had previously refused to release the 64-year-old Franco-Lebanese-Brazilian businessman on the grounds that he could present a flight risk and destroy evidence

French govt asks Renault to conduct board meeting to dismiss Carlos Ghosn

PARIS (Reuters) - The French government is moving to dismiss Renault's scandal-hit Chairman and Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn and has requested a board meeting to consider candidates to replace him, sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Nissan expands Ghosn probe to dealings in US, India, Latin America

Company investigators are also looking into decisions made in the United States by Jose Munoz who led Nissan's North American operations from 2014 to 2018

Tokyo prosecutors indict Ghosn on two new charges of financial misconduct

Ghosn was charged with aggravated breach of trust for temporarily transferring personal investment losses to Nissan in 2008, and for understating his compensation for three years, from 2015 to 2017