Nissan shareholders have approved removing its former chairman, Carlos Ghosn, who faces allegations of financial misconduct, from the Japanese carmaker’s board. Nissan shareholders have approved removing its former chairman, Carlos Ghosn, who faces allegations of financial misconduct, from the Japanese carmaker’s board. Ahead of the vote, Nissan’s top executive apologised to its shareholders for the scandal at the Japanese carmaker and asked them to approve Ghosn’s dismissal. Chief executive Hiroto Saikawa and other Nissan Motor Co executives bowed deeply in apology to shareholders attending the meeting. Ken Miyamoto, 65, a Nissan shareholder, said he was disappointed.

Source: Irish Independent April 08, 2019 05:37 UTC