Shares of Japan's struggling automaker Nissan slipped on Tuesday as Mercedes-Benz dropped its stake in the company, which has ...

But former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn said the move suggests that Nissan is in "panic mode." "There is practically no complementarity between the two companies," Ghosn told Bloomberg on Friday.

Adding another layer to the story, former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn—yes, the guy who staged a Hollywood-worthy escape from Japan in a box back in 2019 and is now living in self-exile in Lebanon ...

Since the dramatic downfall of its “Cost Killer” Chairman Carlos Ghosn in 2018, Japan’s Nissan Motor Co. has labored under an aging model lineup, poor cash flow and management turmoil.

Ghosn had worked in recent years to deepen the alliance between Nissan and Renault, which Mitsubishi joined in 2016. Together, the three companies employ more than 470,000 people in nearly 200 ...

Carlos Ghosn predicts Nissan will suffer as Honda dominates their upcoming partnership. If the deal goes through, Honda would nominate most of the company’s board members.

Carlos Ghosn isn't exactly fading away. He was famously smuggled out of Japan in 2019 after he was arrested on charges of financially mismanaging the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance he had ...

The talks of a potential merger between Honda and a floundering Nissan have encouraged Carlos Ghosn to chime in from his comfortable self-exile in Beirut. The former chairman and CEO at Nissan ...

Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, seen here speaking at a 2023 online news conference in Tokyo, says he will appeal a court decision in the British Virgin Islands that awarded ownership of his ...

Ghosn was also asked to turn in his French passport, The Associated Press reported. Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn speaks to Japanese media during an interview in Beirut, Lebanon, Jan. 10, 2020.