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Nissan-Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn faces arrest in Japan. Japan's Asahi News reported Ghosn was to be arrested on suspicion of violating Japan's Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Business Insider reports that Nissan says it will oust him over what it calls "significant acts of misconduct." Nissan has accused Ghosn and another board member of misrepresenting salaries "over many years." They also allege that Ghosn used company assets for personal use.

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