Ghosn looks to settle scores in new book

Ghosn Press-MAIN.jpg — Carlos Ghosn (HANS GREIMEL)

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TARA PATEL

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Bloomberg

November 04, 2020 01:45 PM

Executive-turned-international fugitive Carlos Ghosn is gunning for revenge in a new book published this week about the events surrounding his November 2018 arrest in Tokyo, 130-day Japanese imprisonment and dramatic escape to Lebanon.

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