Carlos Ghosn Leaves Japan for Lebanon

The transcript discusses Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan to Beirut, highlighting the unclear circumstances and the legal challenges he faces. It delves into the high conviction rate in Japan and Ghosn's concerns about not receiving a fair trial. The transcript also explores the tensions within the Nissan-Renault alliance, suggesting a conspiracy against Ghosn due to his plans to merge the companies.

What was surprising about Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan?

• He was not a prominent figure.

• He left without any surveillance.

• He managed to escape despite being closely monitored.

• He had no legal charges against him.

Why did Carlos Ghosn reportedly leave Japan?

• He was invited to a conference in Beirut.

• He had completed his business in Japan.

• He was not expecting a fair trial in Japan.

• He wanted to visit family in Lebanon.

What is the conviction rate in Japan that might have influenced Ghosn's decision to leave?

• Around 75%

• Less than 50%

• More than 99%

• Exactly 90%

What was one of the reasons for the tension between Renault and Nissan?

• A conspiracy against Ghosn.

• A conflict about marketing strategies.

• A disagreement over car designs.

• A dispute over employee salaries.

What is the current state of the Renault-Nissan alliance?

• They have merged into one company.

• There is significant tension and debate about their future.

• They are in perfect harmony.

• They are planning to separate.