Tag: Renault

Renault executives, French government officials to meet Nissan CEO: Nikkei

TOKYO/PARIS (Reuters) – Renault executives and French government officials were planning to meet Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa in Japan on Thursday, Japanese media said, as the automakers consider their partnership in the wake of alliance Chairman Carlos Ghosn’s arrest. FILE PHOTO: The logos of car manufacturers Renault and Nissan are seen in front of a… Continue reading Renault executives, French government officials to meet Nissan CEO: Nikkei

“Permanently prevented”: France drops Renault CEO Ghosn

REUTERS Carlos Ghosn has been imprisoned in Japan for two months: “There must be a new stage if Ghosn is permanently prevented” The French government is now seeking a replacement of Carlos Ghosn as head of the automaker Renault Show stock market chart on. Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire told TV channel LCI on Wednesday… Continue reading “Permanently prevented”: France drops Renault CEO Ghosn

Carlos Ghosn’s lawyer appeals the refusal of his release

Despite the accumulation of revelations against him, Carlos Ghosn’s defense intends to get him out of prison. On Thursday, the Tokyo court said the lawyers for the formerCEO from Nissan and still formally CEO of Renault , incarcerated in Japan for almost two months, appealed the refusal to release their client on bail. Under the… Continue reading Carlos Ghosn’s lawyer appeals the refusal of his release

French Government Calls for Carlos Ghosn to Be Replaced as Renault’s Leader – The New York Times

PARIS — For nearly three months, as its chairman and chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, remained jailed in Tokyo on allegations of financial misconduct, the French carmaker Renault stood by him. But with Mr. Ghosn now facing the prospect of being detained for an extended period after a Tokyo court on Tuesday rejected his bail request,… Continue reading French Government Calls for Carlos Ghosn to Be Replaced as Renault’s Leader – The New York Times

Exclusive: British Lotus cars to be ‘Made in China’ at new Geely plant: documents

BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – The Chinese owner of Lotus plans to start producing the British sports car brand in China for the first time with the opening of a new 9 billion yuan ($1.3 billion) factory in Wuhan city, company job advertisements and government documents showed. FILE PHOTO: The Lotus Exige Sport 410 is seen during… Continue reading Exclusive: British Lotus cars to be ‘Made in China’ at new Geely plant: documents

British Lotus cars to be ‘Made in China’ at new Geely plant: documents

BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – The Chinese owner of Lotus plans to start producing the British sports car brand in China for the first time with the opening of a new 9 billion yuan ($1.3 billion) factory in Wuhan city, company job advertisements and government documents showed. A building of the Geely Auto Research Institute is seen… Continue reading British Lotus cars to be ‘Made in China’ at new Geely plant: documents

Tekion Receives Investment from Alliance Ventures

Tekion, a California-based company which brings connected digital experiences to automotive retail through Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence capabilities, received an investment from Alliance Ventures, the strategic venture capital arm of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi. The amount of the deal was not disclosed. Led by Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Tekion provides a cloud ML/AI, Big Data and… Continue reading Tekion Receives Investment from Alliance Ventures

Renault: the loose state Carlos Ghosn and he seeks a successor

The government triggers, unsurprisingly, the post-Ghosn. The Minister of the Economy, Bruno Le Maire, asked this Wednesday the convocation of a board of directors “In the next few days” – this weekend according to our information – to appoint a successor to CEO Renault, still incarcerated in Japan. “I always said, recalling the presumption of… Continue reading Renault: the loose state Carlos Ghosn and he seeks a successor

Carlos Ghosn cannot stay, says Renault union chief – Nikkei Asian Review

PARIS — The head of Renault’s workers union told Nikkei in an interview that it is “incomprehensible” that Carlos Ghosn would continue to serve as chairman and CEO of the French automaker. “It’s a legitimacy issue. I don’t think Renault’s situation can continue as such now that [Ghosn’s] bail request has been denied,” Fabien Gache, head… Continue reading Carlos Ghosn cannot stay, says Renault union chief – Nikkei Asian Review