The residence of former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn in Tokyo, Japan Getty Images Prohibited from seeing his wife, Carole, over the holiday season, Ghosn was driven to abscond from Japan following ...

Officials from the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office carry bags after raiding the Tokyo residence of former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn in Tokyo, Jan. 2, 2020.

TOKYO -- Japanese prosecutors arrested Carlos Ghosn for a fourth time for alleged financial misconduct, following a raid early Thursday at his Tokyo residence in a move that escalates of the legal ...

Nissan's fugitive ex-boss, Carlos Ghosn, on Wednesday described his detention conditions in Japan, from which he fled last month in a daring escape, as a "travesty" against human rights and dignity.

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.

Ghosn was arrested in November, released on bail in early March, but re-arrested and detained again April 4 on new allegations. The latest bail comes on top of the 1 billion yen ($9 million) Ghosn ...

Carlos Ghosn was freed from jail after what he called a “terrible ordeal” of 3½ months behind bars, allowing the former Nissan chairman to prepare for his trial at a new home in Tokyo.

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.

Turkey detained four pilots on Thursday on suspicion of helping former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn flee Japan via Istanbul in secret. Ghosn was smuggled out of Japan by a private security company at ...

Ghosn enjoys popular support in Lebanon, with ''Free Carlos Ghosn'' billboards appearing around Beirut in the last year. Significantly, Lebanon has no extradition treaty with Japan.