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Ex-chairman Ghosn kicked out as director from Nissan’s board

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Ex-chairman Ghosn kicked out as director from Nissan's board

Shareholders of Nissan Motor on Monday removed former chairman Carlos Ghosn as director, breaking his connections with the automaker, Al Jazeera has reported.

According to announcements made at the meeting, shareholders at the emergency meeting also voted out another director, Greg Kelly, and voted in favour of making Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard as a director.

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On Friday, the Tokyo District Court approved the detention of the 65-year-old until April 14 after prosecutors took Ghosn into custody over a new allegation that he was responsible for Nissan sustaining a $5m loss.

Ghosn faces three separate charges. The first two relate to the alleged deferring of around $80m in income and concealing it in official documents to shareholders.

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