TOKYO -- Former Nissan Motor chairman-turned-fugitive Carlos Ghosn improperly spent at least 3.9 million euros ($4.34 million) of company funds for personal use, the Japanese carmaker said in an audit filed Thursday.
Expenditures included those related to a party at the Palace of Versailles in Paris, as well as gifts purchased at luxury jeweler Cartier in the same city. Nissan disclosed the findings of an audit in a corporate governance filing submitted to the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
