Carlos Ghosn had 14 months in prison and house arrest in Japan to think about what he would say to defend himself when he finally had the chance. He must have used the time well because his press conference Wednesday from his new home in Lebanon was a tour de force of self-exoneration.
The former Nissan CEO, who saved the company from bankruptcy, fled Japan last week in a daring escape rather than risk a trial after months of ill-treatment. On Wednesday he scorched the former Nissan colleagues who turned against him, the …
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