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Nissan plots civil case for Ghosn's millions

“The whole thing doesn’t make sense,” Ghosn said during a press conference in Lebanon earlier this month. (REUTERS)
January 27, 2020 05:00 AM

TOKYO — Now that Carlos Ghosn has ducked his criminal trial in Japan by fleeing the country, Nissan Motor Co. wants to ramp up civil action against the ousted chairman, seeking damages that the company says he incurred through a list of alleged abuses, from fraudulent compensation to a sweetheart deal for his sister.

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