TOKYO — Locked in his tiny, spartan Tokyo detention cell last week, one of the most powerful men in the auto industry was surviving on meals of rice and likely being subjected to hours of relentless interrogation in the absence of his lawyers.
TOKYO — Locked in his tiny, spartan Tokyo detention cell last week, one of the most powerful men in the auto industry was surviving on meals of rice and likely being subjected to hours of relentless interrogation in the absence of his lawyers.