How Ghosn turned Renault into a global force

As Ghosn was accumulating power and titles, he reportedly grew distant from day to day operational details, insiders say. (Simon Dawson/Bloomberg)

January 24, 2019 09:24 AM

PARIS -- With his resignation as head of Renault Group after nearly 14 years, Carlos Ghosn is leaving behind an automaker remade in his own image: Multinational, multicultural and diversified.

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