Renault's board said Tuesday that Carlos Ghosn will remain as the French automaker's chairman and chief executive while he is detained in Japan on claims he misused Nissan assets. After a meeting, the board said it appointed the company's No. 2 executive, Thierry Bolloré, to serve as deputy CEO on a temporary basis and Philippe...
Renault's board said Tuesday that Carlos Ghosn will remain as the French automaker's chairman and chief executive while he is detained in Japan on claims he misused Nissan assets. After a meeting, the board said it appointed the company's No. 2 executive, Thierry Bolloré, to serve as deputy CEO on a temporary basis and Philippe...
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