On May 22 began a long series of monthly “pre-trial hearings”. The audiences involved Carlos Ghosn and his lawyers, along with the prosecutor and the judge in charge of the Continue Reading

According to the Financial Times, in an article published on 09 May 2019, information collected from a laptop that would allow investigators to prove Carlos Ghosn guilty of the multimillion-dollar Continue Reading

While Carole Ghosn draws the eyes of Western governments to her husband’s detention conditions in Japan, French national television broadcasts an interview of Carlos Ghosn that was recorded over skype Continue Reading

After leaving Japan on April 4, 2019 and still in shock the way her husband’s rearrest took place, Carole Ghosn has been speaking out repeatedly and denouncing the behaviour of Continue Reading

Shortly before 6am on 4 April 2019, 20 prosecutors rushed to the apartment Carlos Ghosn and his wife occupied to make a new arrest. This is the fourth police custody Continue Reading

At the very end of March, Renault filed a new report with the legal authorities in France. This report concerns payments allegedly authorised by Carlos Ghosn to one of Renault’s Continue Reading

On March 26, 2019, as a dramatic turn of events, the Financial Times revealed that Hiroto Saikawa was aware of the deferred compensation for Carlos Ghosn retirement. Nissan’s Chief Executive Continue Reading

Upon Carlos Ghosn’s release, and just after the first Geneva trade fair without him, the Alliance leaders made it clear that they moved on and agreed to focus on a Continue Reading

Following Renault’s report, the Nanterre prosecutor’s office decided to open an investigation regarding the 50 000 euros in rent offered to Carlos Ghosn during a private event held in Versailles. Continue Reading

Carlos Ghosn left the Kosuge detention center on March 6, 2019 at around 4.30pm, after 108 days in detention. Images of Carlos Ghosn’s release from the detention center went viral Continue Reading