The Wild Story of How Nissan’s CEO Became A Wanted Fugitive

21 thoughts on “The Wild Story of How Nissan’s CEO Became A Wanted Fugitive”

1. I believe it is both: he did a tremendous job saving Nissan and also took some money on the side. That which he took is peanuts for Nissan/Renault.
   Japanese decided to remove him when they saw that he plans to reorganise the alliance with Renault on top.
   The nature of bussines. And Japan.

2. A contract hit could also be possible regardless of where he is!!!

3. Its so weird to hear nissan pronounced nessen. 😂

4. The japenese authorities tried to take him out.

5. Do much wrong information here

6. I don't know why, but there's something funny about a friendly, everyday, boring car company's CEO being shipped in a box to get away. It just goes 0-100 so fast lol.

7. There is a clear bias against foreign executives compared to Japanese executives, Kobe Steel management muddled the books for 40yrs the company got a fine the executives gave a deep bow and it was back to business.

8. I was working a temp job at Nissan here in the UK in 2004 when Ghosn came to pay us a visit to talk to the employees. You should have seen it – the managers treated it as if we were in the presence of some kind of god.

9. no

10. Once you act dishonestly, you can easily be bought, threatened, and manipulated. They probably knew about Carlos' shenanigans and closed their eyes until they decided to disconue. Dishonest people don't understand that dishonesty will always be exposed, and that other people can always use it against them big time.

11. Knee sawn not niss uhn

12. 00:16 Bilingual? Carlos speaks 4 languages fluently: Arabic, Portuguese, French and English

13. Renault-era Nissans are junk, the only exception is the GT-R.

14. Sorry for the 21 who lost their job
    But that was a neat escape

15. Bilingual???? More like MULTIlingual

16. Carlos did nothing wrong, Nissan should have been on there knees thanking him for saving that company, He made that company worth something

17. Good story no comment make your own conclusion.

18. My favourite channel ❤❤

19. With his uncanny knack of reviving failing corporations, Ghosn should run some ailing countries.

20. CG remains my role model operations manager and chief executive. Business is ruthless and there aren't any sacred cows. His very escape shows how gutsy an risk ready he is to take situations into his hands and rise or fall in his own terms. I respect that.
    He is no worse than any other most successful executives in the industry, the difference is Nissan board became insecure and apprehensive of his rise and success. In conjunction with their government, he was rigged out of the company by intimidation an character assassination

21. like a finnish politicia: they scam, and as a reward, get a nice paying job in the EU

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