Ghosn applies for bail for third time after 100 days in jail

Junichiro Hironaka (center) said the charges against Carlos Ghosn are an internal company matter. (Bloomberg)

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Ville Heiskanen and Ma Jie

By:

Bloomberg

February 28, 2019 09:36 AM

TOKYO -- Carlos Ghosn applied for bail from a Tokyo jail cell for the third time, now armed with new lawyers seeking to end an incarceration that has lasted 100 days.

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