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Scandal plagues one of the world’s most prolific auto bosses

One of the world’s leading automotive executives, apparently, isn’t prone to corruption.       According to Japanese authorities,  Nissan automotive exec Carlos Ghosn will “be immediately removed from his post” after the discovery of serious misconduct by Ghosn over the course of several years.

While several reports paint very different pictures, one thing is clear,  conduct did indeed take place.  The New York Times; The Wall Street Journal, Fox, and MSNBC all report one collective thing:   Ghosn apparently underreported his income for several years to Japanese tax authorities.

Ghosn apparently underreported his income by nearly $44m according to documents obtained by multiple outlets including this one.  

Ghosn has been openly described by many outlets including the Guardian as “the most powerful man in automotive”. In fact,  Ghosn, 64,  stepped up to the plate in 1999.

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