TOKYO -- A year after the arrest of then-Chairman Carlos Ghosn, Nissan Motor continues searching for a new course while navigating a power struggle with alliance partner Renault -- and investors have shown their displeasure with the pace of recovery.
Shares in both Nissan and Renault have plunged by nearly one-third since Nov. 19, 2018, when Ghosn was arrested at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on financial misconduct charges.
