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Renault Group gains Carlos Ghosn and keeps him as chairman

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Renault’s Carlos Ghosn remains the chairman after an inward investigation into his salary proclamation indicated he was in compliance with French laws, the executive of the Renault bunch said on Thursday.

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He has been kept in Japan since Nov. 19 on charges of money related wrongdoing and not declaring all his salary as the chairman Renault’s accomplice group in Japan, and Nissan rejected him as chairman. He was additionally let go from Mitsubishi’s other accomplice Mitsubishi.

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