Renault CEO ouster marks fresh start from Ghosn era

Renault will be led by Clotilde Delbos Jean-Dominique Senard, center, with assistance from Jose Vincente de los Mozos, left, and Olivier Murguet, right.

October 11, 2019 12:28 PM

PARIS -- The shock waves from Carlos Ghosn's arrest last November continued to ripple through the Renault-Nissan alliance this week with the ouster of Renault CEO Thierry Bollore on Friday. His firing comes just days after Nissan named a triumvirate of leaders without deep ties to Ghosn.

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