Automakers

Ghosn's homes span the globe, now Nissan is seizing the keys

Nissan is said to have purchased this mansion in the historic district of Beirut for $8.75 million. (Bloomberg)
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Jie Ma, Donna Abu-Nasr, David Biller, and Carol Matlack
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December 11, 2018 10:40 AM

Nissan is trying to block access to homes used by Carlos Ghosn in Beirut and Rio de Janeiro, part of a global network of real estate owned by the automaker and provided to its ousted chairman, according to people familiar with the situation.

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