Carlos Ghosn has used his freedom to blast Japan’s legal system and denounce his arrest as part of a plot to topple him as head of the world’s most powerful auto alliance. “I did not escape ...

Carlos Ghosn’s brazen escape from Japan involved millions of dollars and months of careful planning by a team of international experts -- including one who deemed the plot “impossible.” ...

An American father-son accused of orchestrating former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn's audacious escape from Japan admitted their role Monday as they made their first appearance before a Tokyo court.

Auto tycoon Carlos Ghosn has filed a $1 billion lawsuit against Nissan and about a dozen individuals in Beirut over his imprisonment in Japan and what he says is misinformation spread against him ...

Carlos Ghosn's escape: 3 suspected accomplices named in Japanese warrants Japan has issued arrest warrants for not only Ghosn, but three Americans suspected of helping the former Nissan executive.

The speaker box Michael and Peter Taylor allegedly used to help former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn escape from Japan in 2019. CBS Boston The elder Taylor is now a private security specialist.

Following his escape to Lebanon, former auto titan Carlos Ghosn is now free to tell his story about Japanese justice and his ouster from Nissan. His revelations could further dent Japan’s ...

Carlos Ghosn's wife has slammed the Japanese legal system as "draconian" in a letter that says her husband has been "callously and needlessly" detained.

Lebanon, however, has no extradition treaty with Japan. Carlos Ghosn attends a strategic meeting of the car industry sector at the French Ministry for Economy, May 22, 2018, in Paris.

BEIRUT — Nissan’s fugitive ex-boss, Carlos Ghosn, said Wednesday that his arrest in Japan, from which he escaped last month, was a plot against him and described his detention conditions as a ...

French officials also say they wouldn’t send Ghosn back either. A TV crew reports from the residence of Carlos Ghosn on January 03, 2020 in Tokyo, Japan.

Carlos Ghosn, the former chairman of Nissan who faced up to 15 years in prison on a set of charges over financial misconduct in Japan, has fled the country ahead of his trial — a move that ...