Carlos Ghosn. The Trap. The Escape in a Case of the Head of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance
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Carlos Ghosn. The Trap. The Escape in a Case of the Head of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance
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Almost twenty years ago, Japan made a hero out of him. Carlos Ghosn is the man who rebuilt Nissan. A feat that gave rise to a cult of personality and demanded too much lavishness. Staggering salaries, residences, lavish furniture, celebrations and receptions at the Palace of Versailles - the Japanese group paid his boss for everything. Ghosn personified globalization like no one else and wanted to make the Renault-Nissan alliance number one in the world, disregarding the tensions that were undermining it.
The former CEO, betrayed by some of his most trusted people, had to contend with Japan's extremely harsh justice system. His collapse threw Renault into chaos and put the French state, a shareholder in the group, in the face of its own contradictions. A confrontation began between Paris and Tokyo. But Ghosn was not about to give up, nor was he about to spend years of his life in prison. On December 30, 2019, he was smuggled out of Japan in a sound equipment crate and smuggled via Istanbul to Lebanon. An escape worthy of a Hollywood movie! In their investigation in the form of a political and industrial thriller, French journalists Bertille Bayard and Emmanuelle Eglof offer a fascinating analysis of the Gon case.
The former CEO, betrayed by some of his most trusted people, had to contend with Japan's extremely harsh justice system. His collapse threw Renault into chaos and put the French state, a shareholder in the group, in the face of its own contradictions. A confrontation began between Paris and Tokyo. But Ghosn was not about to give up, nor was he about to spend years of his life in prison. On December 30, 2019, he was smuggled out of Japan in a sound equipment crate and smuggled via Istanbul to Lebanon. An escape worthy of a Hollywood movie! In their investigation in the form of a political and industrial thriller, French journalists Bertille Bayard and Emmanuelle Eglof offer a fascinating analysis of the Gon case.
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