Ghosn says calls for his Nissan return show investor anger over results (opens original article in a new tab)
Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn said shareholder demands for his return indicate frustration with the company's failed recovery efforts, while a proposal to reinstate him was rejected at the annual meeting.
- Carlos Ghosn claims shareholder calls for his return reflect anger over Nissan's failed turnaround efforts
- Ghosn accused Nissan's leadership of squandering value and losing direction since his 2018 ouster
- Shareholders rejected a proposal to bring back Ghosn at Nissan's annual meeting
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