Automakers

Ghosn resigns from top Renault job, capping downfall

The arc of Ghosn’s career began and will in all likelihood end in France, where he attended elite prep schools and universities and got his first job as a young engineer at Michelin. (Regis Duvignau/REUTERS)
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Bloomberg
January 24, 2019 07:41 AM

PARIS -- For two decades Carlos Ghosn stood astride the global auto industry. His tenure atop Renault ended in humbler fashion, in a cramped prison cell on the outskirts of Tokyo.

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