5 September 2019, a bombshell at Nissan. CEO, Hiroto Saikawa is forced to resign after admitting that he received improper remuneration totaling ¥47 million to purchase real estate (which he Continue Reading

Throughout the month of August 2019, Carole Ghosn and her husband’s defence team were kept busy providing explanations and appealing for action to show that Carlos Ghosn’s basic rights were Continue Reading

At the same time, in Tokyo, Nissan announces catastrophic first quarter results. The Japanese automaker reports a 98.5% drop in sales. Caught at its own game and struggling to contain Continue Reading

In Japan, Carlos Ghosn cancelled a press conference he wanted to host after the judges’ third refusal to allow him to see his wife. The prosecutors, for their part, are Continue Reading

Japan is being castigated in the international press for its hostage justice system, as it is hosting the G20 conference in Osaka at the end of June. As a rehabilitation Continue Reading

The day after Ghosn’s arrest, the French Minister of Economy, Bruno Le Maire told France Info: “There is nothing special to report about Carlos Ghosn’s tax situation in France,” but Continue Reading

On probation since 25 December 2018, Greg Kelly spoke out for the first time in a Japanese media. He chooses the business magazine Bungei Shunju and delivers exclusive information about Continue Reading

At the end of April 2019, Jean-Dominique Sénard, Chairman of Renault, has already been turned down by Nissan over a plan to merge the two companies. At the end of Continue Reading

On June 4, 2019, the Financial Prosecutor’s Office announced that an investigation, entrusted to the Anti-Corruption Office, has been opened into the assignment contracts between the Renault, Nissan and Rachida Continue Reading

On 26 May 2019, lawyer François Zimeray took the matter to the United Nations once again. He condemns the violations of Carlos Ghosn’s rights by Japan through an addition to Continue Reading