Source: Overdrive
Nissan Motor Chairman, Carlos Ghosn, has been taken into custody. He has reportedly been arrested for using the company’s money for personal usage. He has been to have breached Japanese financial trading law, according to Yomiuri.
Over the past few months, a long internal investigation has been conducted by Nissan. According to reports in Asahi, a Japan-based newspaper, Ghosn voluntarily went with Tokyo prosecutors. Nissan will host a conference in Tokyo.
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