At Nissan's annual meeting, at least one investor called to bring back Carlos Ghosn. The fugitive ex-chairman told Reuters that only he can save the company, but he fled Japan inside a box and cannot legally return. What the absurd pitch actually signals.
Nissan shareholders voted down the reappointment of outside director Motoo Nagai. A Mizuho-linked board insider, an abstaining Renault, and executive pay in a loss-making year explain how a rare rejection happened.
