Ghosn Says He’s in Lebanon, Free From Rigged Japan Legal System

January 6, 2020 5:01 pm

Dec.30 — Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn says he is, in fact, in Lebanon, traveling there after leaving house arrest in Japan. Bloomberg’s Stephen Engle reports on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”

Category: Business, National, World
About The Author
-
Previous

Former Japanese Ambassador to the U.K. on Trade Relations, U.K. Election, WTO
Next

Japan’s Legal System Needs to Be Reviewed, Japanese Corp. Exec Says

Related Videos

Trying-Japanese-HALLOWEEN-EDITION-Candy-Snacks-TokyoTreat

Trying Japanese HALLOWEEN EDITION Candy + Snacks 🎃#TokyoTreat

Former-Japanese-Ambassador-to-the-U.K.-on-Trade-Relations-U.K.-Election-WTO

Former Japanese Ambassador to the U.K. on Trade Relations, U.K. Election, WTO

How-Machines-Helped-People-Clean-The-River-Amazing-Mega-Washing-River-Cleaning-Machine

How Machines Helped People Clean The River? Amazing Mega Washing River Cleaning Machine

Duke-of-Sussex-Tells-Japanese-Schoolgirl-That-hes-Married

Duke of Sussex Tells Japanese Schoolgirl That he’s Married

The-Future-of-Sustainable-Mobility

The Future of Sustainable Mobility

Religion-and-Politics-in-Japan-Mapping-a-Shifting-Terrain

Religion and Politics in Japan: Mapping a Shifting Terrain