Corporate Fugitive: Carlos Ghosn

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Corporate Fugitive: Carlos Ghosn

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Jun 23, 2021

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Japan once served sushi in the shape of Carlos Ghosn's face. Then Japanese authorities arrested the celebrity CEO who remade Nissan. We bring you first hand accounts of his spectacular rise, sudden fall and dramatic escape. | This episode is a collaboration with HBR IdeaCast.

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Jun 23, 2021

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Corporate Fugitive: Carlos Ghosn

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