TOKYO -- Nissan Motor is continuing to reel from a spate of financial misconduct scandals that has cost top executives, including disgraced former Chairman Carlos Ghosn, their jobs in the past year.
Nissan announced a new management team on Oct. 8, following the departure of President and CEO Hiroto Saikawa. But the automaker's outlook remains uncertain.
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