TOKYO/PARIS -- With former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn arrested for a third time on Friday, Renault is considering various options for strengthening their alliance even as a rift over succession plans widens.
Top brass at Renault think it necessary to beef up the companies' relationship, including through a possible change in capital ties, French newspaper Les Echo reported on Friday. Le Figaro also reported on the debate within the French automaker over the alliance's capital structure.
