The Rise and Fall of Carlos Ghosn: Part 3
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HBR IdeaCast
CURT NICKISCH: Rousseau says that Ghosn went to the Nissan board to get the company to back his personal investment. CURT NICKISCH: Within a few weeks, company auditors speak up, and Nissan stops backing Carlos Ghosn’s personal investments. CURT NICKISCH: Now, there might be good reasons why Nissan’s board wanted to keep Carlos Ghosn on and keep paying him well.