Annual shareholder meetings in this industry can often be described as boring corporate theater. Be that as it may, the script went completely out the window at Nissan's latest gathering due to angry investors who floated the proposal to bring back Carlos Ghosn. The board obviously blocked this proposal, yet the message was clear.
Preying on the fury of those shareholders and the prospect of coming back into the industry that made him a household name, the international fugitive has capitalized on the chaos. In an interview with Reuters, the ousted chief executive officer wasted no time twisting the knife into the Japanese automaker's leadership.
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