Two automakers, two investigations, and two very different outcomes for one man.
Renault’s board of directors met in France today, deciding that CEO and chairman Carlos Ghosn should stay on in his current role in the wake of an internal investigation that members say showed no signs of criminality. Meanwhile, Ghosn sits in a Tokyo jail, indicted on charges of financial misconduct at Renault’s alliance partner, Nissan.
Away from the Paris streets, it seems everything’s hunky dory in France. (Read More…)
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