Ghosn's Woes May Spell Trouble for Japan Inc
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Ousted Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn’s legal troubles keep getting worse — and may begin taking a toll on some of Japan’s international relationships.
Ghosn, a citizen of France, Brazil, and Lebanon, was indicted today for financial offenses for the second time since his Nov. 19 arrest. He’s been confined to a Tokyo cell ever since, subject to daily interrogations with no counsel present. He denies wrongdoing.