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France Issues International Arrest Warrant Against Ex-Nissan Head
France has issued an international arrest warrant for Carlos Ghosn, the disgraced auto tycoon who jumped bail in Japan and fled to Lebanon in a sensational getaway, prosecutors told AFP on Friday.
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Swiss Court Rejects Bid To Cloak Accounts In Ghosn Probe
Carlos Ghosn, the architect of the Renault-Nissan auto alliance, has been fighting multiple probes since fleeing to Lebanon from Japan in late 2019 and has said he hopes to clear his name in financial misconduct cases against him.
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American Father And Son Sentenced To Prison By Tokyo Court For Helping Carlos Ghosn Escape Japan
US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor has been sentenced to two years imprisonment, while his son Peter is sentenced to one year and eight months for helping former Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Chairman Carlos Ghosn flee to Lebanon in 2019.
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Two Americans Handed To Japan Over Ghosn's Escape
Michael Taylor and his son Peter Taylor were arrested in May after Japan issued a warrant accusing them of helping Ghosn flee Tokyo for Lebanon in December 2019
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Ghosn's Legal Woes Deepen As Nissan Sues For $95 Million In Damages
Ghosn, who also ran French carmaker Renault SA, has been in Lebanon since January after fleeing Japan before he was due to stand trial.
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Japan Minister Flying To Lebanon To Make Case For Ghosn's Return
The former leader of the Renault-Nissan automaking alliance made a sensational year-end escape from Japan, where he faces trial for financial crimes including misuse of Nissan funds for personal benefit. He denies the charges.
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Lebanon, Japan Have 40 Days To Agree On Ghosn's Fate - Sources
Japan and Lebanon have no extradition agreement and Lebanon does not typically hand over its nationals.
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Carlos Ghosn's Japanese Lawyers Resign After His Lebanon Escape
Japanese attorneys representing Carlos Ghosn, including lead lawyer Junichiro Hironaka, quit on Thursday following the former Nissan chief's flight to Lebanon from Japan, where he had been fighting financial misconduct charges.
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Carlos Ghosn, Who Fled To Lebanon, Seeks Retirement Pay From Renault
The former chief executive of Renault Carlos Ghosn, who fled Japan while awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges, is seeking the payment of a retirement payment by the French carmaker that he says was unfairly withheld.
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Ex-Nissan Chief's Lawyer Says Ghosn's 'Very Comfortable' After Lebanon Questioning
Carlos Ghosn's lawyer said he was "very comfortable" with legal proceedings in Lebanon on Thursday, after the fugitive ex-Nissan boss was questioned over an extradition request from Japan where he faces financial misappropriation charges.
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Carlos Ghosn To Hold Presser In Beirut On Wednesday: Report
Ousted Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn will appear in public for the first time on Wednesday at a press conference her after his escape from Japan to Lebanon last week, a representative said today.
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Turkish Private Jet Firm Says Planes Used "Illegally" In Carlos Ghosn Escape
Turkish private jet company MNG has filed a criminal complaint saying its aircraft were used illegally to transport fugitive businessman Carlos Ghosn to Lebanon as he fled prosecution in Japan, the firm said Friday.
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Lebanon Receives Interpol Arrest Warrant For Ex-Nissan Boss Carlos Ghosn
Lebanon received an Interpol arrest warrant on Thursday for former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn, while Turkey launched an investigation into his daring escape from Japan via Istanbul.
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Turkey Detains Pilots Over Carlos Ghosn's Escape Through Istanbul
Turkish police detained seven people, including four pilots, on Thursday in an investigation into how ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn transited through Istanbul en route to Lebanon after fleeing Japan, a police spokeswoman told Reuters.
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Carlos Ghosn Used One Of 2 French Passports To Escape From Japan: Report
Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn, who fled to Lebanon to avoid a Japanese trial, had a second French passport, a source said Thursday, as authorities raided his Tokyo residence as part of a probe into the embarrassing security lapse.
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France Issues International Arrest Warrant Against Ex-Nissan Head
France has issued an international arrest warrant for Carlos Ghosn, the disgraced auto tycoon who jumped bail in Japan and fled to Lebanon in a sensational getaway, prosecutors told AFP on Friday.
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Swiss Court Rejects Bid To Cloak Accounts In Ghosn Probe
Carlos Ghosn, the architect of the Renault-Nissan auto alliance, has been fighting multiple probes since fleeing to Lebanon from Japan in late 2019 and has said he hopes to clear his name in financial misconduct cases against him.
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American Father And Son Sentenced To Prison By Tokyo Court For Helping Carlos Ghosn Escape Japan
US Army Special Forces veteran Michael Taylor has been sentenced to two years imprisonment, while his son Peter is sentenced to one year and eight months for helping former Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Chairman Carlos Ghosn flee to Lebanon in 2019.
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Two Americans Handed To Japan Over Ghosn's Escape
Michael Taylor and his son Peter Taylor were arrested in May after Japan issued a warrant accusing them of helping Ghosn flee Tokyo for Lebanon in December 2019
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Ghosn's Legal Woes Deepen As Nissan Sues For $95 Million In Damages
Ghosn, who also ran French carmaker Renault SA, has been in Lebanon since January after fleeing Japan before he was due to stand trial.
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Japan Minister Flying To Lebanon To Make Case For Ghosn's Return
The former leader of the Renault-Nissan automaking alliance made a sensational year-end escape from Japan, where he faces trial for financial crimes including misuse of Nissan funds for personal benefit. He denies the charges.
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Lebanon, Japan Have 40 Days To Agree On Ghosn's Fate - Sources
Japan and Lebanon have no extradition agreement and Lebanon does not typically hand over its nationals.
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Carlos Ghosn's Japanese Lawyers Resign After His Lebanon Escape
Japanese attorneys representing Carlos Ghosn, including lead lawyer Junichiro Hironaka, quit on Thursday following the former Nissan chief's flight to Lebanon from Japan, where he had been fighting financial misconduct charges.
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Carlos Ghosn, Who Fled To Lebanon, Seeks Retirement Pay From Renault
The former chief executive of Renault Carlos Ghosn, who fled Japan while awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges, is seeking the payment of a retirement payment by the French carmaker that he says was unfairly withheld.
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Ex-Nissan Chief's Lawyer Says Ghosn's 'Very Comfortable' After Lebanon Questioning
Carlos Ghosn's lawyer said he was "very comfortable" with legal proceedings in Lebanon on Thursday, after the fugitive ex-Nissan boss was questioned over an extradition request from Japan where he faces financial misappropriation charges.
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Carlos Ghosn To Hold Presser In Beirut On Wednesday: Report
Ousted Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn will appear in public for the first time on Wednesday at a press conference her after his escape from Japan to Lebanon last week, a representative said today.
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Turkish Private Jet Firm Says Planes Used "Illegally" In Carlos Ghosn Escape
Turkish private jet company MNG has filed a criminal complaint saying its aircraft were used illegally to transport fugitive businessman Carlos Ghosn to Lebanon as he fled prosecution in Japan, the firm said Friday.
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Lebanon Receives Interpol Arrest Warrant For Ex-Nissan Boss Carlos Ghosn
Lebanon received an Interpol arrest warrant on Thursday for former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn, while Turkey launched an investigation into his daring escape from Japan via Istanbul.
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Turkey Detains Pilots Over Carlos Ghosn's Escape Through Istanbul
Turkish police detained seven people, including four pilots, on Thursday in an investigation into how ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn transited through Istanbul en route to Lebanon after fleeing Japan, a police spokeswoman told Reuters.
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Carlos Ghosn Used One Of 2 French Passports To Escape From Japan: Report
Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn, who fled to Lebanon to avoid a Japanese trial, had a second French passport, a source said Thursday, as authorities raided his Tokyo residence as part of a probe into the embarrassing security lapse.
