Tokyo prosecutors plan to arrest Carlos Ghosn on a fresh claim of understating his income, the Sankei newspaper reported on Tuesday, in a move that could keep the former chairman of Nissan Motor Co in detention until the end of the year.

Japanese prosecutors to arrest Ghosn on fresh claim, prolonging detention: Report

Carlos Ghosn, the former chairman of Nissan Motor Co, shifted personal investment losses incurred during the 2008 financial crisis to the automaker to avoid millions of dollars in losses himself, the Asahi Shimbun reported on Tuesday.

Carlos Ghosn suspected of shifting personal losses to Nissan: Report

Top executives from Mitsubishi Motors gather on Monday to sack Carlos Ghosn as chairman over alleged financial misconduct that the once-revered tycoon denies, as further allegations leaked out against him.

Carlos Ghosn faces Mitsubishi sack as more allegations surface

Japanese car firm Mitsubishi Motors today sacked Carlos Ghosn, 64, as chairman over alleged financial misconduct at the Japanese-based car company. "During today's board meeting, it was decided that he is dismissed as chairman," the company said in a statement.

Mitsubishi sacks Carlos Ghosn over alleged financial misconduct

Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn, arrested last Monday on suspicion of financial misdoing, has denied the allegations against him, Japanese public broadcaster NHK said on Sunday.

Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn denies allegations against him: NHK

Hiroto Saikawa, tipped to replace disgraced Carlos Ghosn as Nissan chairman, was long considered one of "Ghosn's children", a loyalist to the powerful tycoon who owed him everything -- but then oversaw his downfall.

Nissan's Saikawa: 'Ghosn child' who ousted mentor

Nissan board members have sacked disgraced Carlos Ghosn as chairman, local media reported Thursday, which would be a spectacular fall from grace for the once-revered boss whose arrest for financial misconduct stunned the car industry and the business world.

Nissan board sacks Carlos Ghosn as chairman

Tokyo prosecutors have won permission from a district court to extend the detention of Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn for a further 10 days, several media reported on Wednesday.

Japan court extends Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's arrest by 10 days: Report

Renault board refrains from ousting Carlos Ghosn

The man chosen to temporarily replace fallen auto star Carlos Ghosn at Renault is an industry insider with many years of experience working in Asia. Thierry Bollore, a 55-year-old father of five, has been declared deputy CEO to ensure day-to-day management following Ghosn's stunning arrest in Tokyo on charges of under-reporting his pay at Nissan.

Thierry Bollore declared Nissan deputy CEO after Carlos Ghosn's arrest

Nissan and Mitsubishi shares plunged Tuesday, as the automakers prepared to oust chairman Carlos Ghosn a day after he was arrested for alleged financial misconduct.

Nissan shares plunge as Ghosn faces ouster after arrest

The finance minister of France Bruno Le Maire said ''Carlos Ghosn is no longer in a position where he is capable of leading Renault.'' He added that he wanted Renault to set up an interim management structure in light of Ghosn's arrest.

Carlos Ghosn no longer capable of leading Renault: French finance minister

Brazilian-born Carlos Ghosn, who is facing a pay scandal in Japan, has long stood out among the world's auto executives as a hard-nosed workaholic willing to take drastic measures to get companies back on their feet quickly.

Carlos Ghosn, the auto world's 'cost killer'

Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn was arrested on Monday in Tokyo for financial misconduct, news agency AFP reported quoting Japanese media. "The Tokyo District Public Prosecutor's Office arrested Nissan chairman Ghosn on suspicion of violation of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act," AFP quoted public broadcaster NHK.

Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn arrested in Tokyo for financial misconduct

WION Wallet: Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn arrested

In a legal notice sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year, Nissan sought payment of incentives due from the Tamil Nadu government as part of a 2008 agreement to set up a car manufacturing plant in the southern state

Nissan sues India over outstanding dues; seeks over $770 million

Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn said that the two countries have 'flexible' approaches to mappping and driving rules

No self-driving cars yet for India, Brazil: Renault-Nissan CEO

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