Nissan shareholders vote Ghosn off board

Ghosn looking glum web.jpg — Ghosn's lawyers contend he never signed written agreements that he was to receive any deferred payments after retirement. (Bloomberg)

April 08, 2019 05:04 AM

TOKYO -- Angry shareholders at Nissan Motor Co. booted former chairman Carlos Ghosn off the board following his multiple arrests for alleged financial misconduct.

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