Fugitive former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has said he wants to stand trial on charges of financial wrongdoing in order to clear his name. He spoke to the BBC after France issued an international ...

The man Ghosn, 65, was born in Brazil to French-Lebanese parents. He lived in Brazil until he was 6, when his mother and aunt took him to Beirut, Lebanon, to live with family. He was educated in ...

TOKYO -- Carlos Ghosn, Nissan Motor's fugitive former chairman, said on Monday that the planned merger between his former company and its domestic rival Honda Motor faces serious structural obstacles.

He then became one of the country's most well-known criminal suspects. Now he's an international fugitive. Carlos Ghosn, the multi-millionaire former boss of Nissan, spent months preparing to ...

Related stories Escape, even if it meant living as a fugitive for the rest of his life, was preferable. Carlos Ghosn had been the world's most prominent car man of the first two decades of the ...

Ghosn believes that Honda will be "in the driver's seat" and any cost cutting measures will heavily impact the much weaker ...

Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's fugitive ex-chairman, says he has not fled justice but "escaped injustice and political persecution". His hasty departure for Lebanon has once again turned the spotlight on ...

Former Nissan CEO, and current fugitive, Carlos Ghosn has criticised his former car company yet again, this time following reports that it’ll merge with fellow Japanese brand Honda. Last week ...

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Carlos Ghosn predicts Nissan will suffer as Honda dominates their upcoming partnership. If the deal goes through, Honda would nominate most of the company’s board members. The ex-CEO doubts ...