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Reuters reports Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn walked out of a Tokyo prison on a $9 million bail on Wednesday, slipping past reporters in a face mask and moving closer to mounting a defense against financial misconduct charges that he has called “meritless”. Surrounded by security guards and dressed in a workman’s uniform and a blue cap, Ghosn’s face was obscured by thick glasses and the surgical-type mask, a far cry from his usual tailored suits. He managed to avoid many of the reporters camped at the site before being whisked away in a small Suzuki van. Ghosn paid the 1 billion yen which is around $9 million bail, among the highest ever in Japan.
According to Reuters- Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn walked out of a Tokyo prison on a $9 million bail on Wednesday, slipping past reporters in a face mask and moving closer to mounting a defense against financial misconduct charges that he has called “meritless”. Ghosn, among the world’s most prominent auto executives whose dramatic rescue of Nissan two decades ago made him a celebrity in the industry and in Japan, was barely recognizable as he left Tokyo Detention House. He had been detained for more than 100 days in a small cell with no heating.
Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn leaves a detention centre in Tokyo on bail, ending more than 100 days in custody after being arrested on alleged financial misconduct. IMAGES
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According to Reuters, the chief executive of the Japanese automaker said that Nissan doesn’t see any particularly negative aspects for it in a possible merger of alliance partner Renault with Fiat Chrysler. Hiroto Saikawa also said that the issue of whether the two companies should merge should be left to them. Saikawa told reporters that “This is an issue for the two companies to decide." The comments come after Fiat Chrysler on Monday proposed a merger-of-equals with Renault.
Le marché couvert de Levallois-Perret est parti en fumée. Le bâtiment a été en proie à un incendie extrêmement virulent dans la nuit de samedi à dimanche. Le sinistre s'est déclaré peu avant deux heures du matin. Cent soixante pompiers ont été mobilisés pour venir à bout des flammes et éviter que l'incendie ne se propage. Le maire de la ville, Patrick Balkany a réagit ce dimanche matin.Retrouvez l'info en temps réel avec Le Parisien : >> http://www.leparisien.fr/#xtor=AL-1481423430
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