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Directors Carlos Ghosn, Greg Kelly Voted Out at Nissan
Hiroto Saikawa, President, among others, came under shareholder scrutiny for his protested innocence of having any knowledge of the scandal even though he was one of Ghosn’s “ right hand men…” Continue reading

Renault and Nissan Settle Definitive Agreements
The upside for all who remain is survival in a difficult environment, in AutoInformed’s view. At the very least it locks in some badly needed economies of scale. It follows a general realignment ongoing at other global automakers. As with all such strategic agreements, announcing them is one thing. However, building a culture of shared trust across vast, diverse enterprises is quite another matter as the sorry Carlos Ghosn saga illustrated. Continue reading →