TOKYO - Nissan Motor Co. ousted Carlos Ghosn as chairman at an emergency board meeting Thursday following his arrest for alleged financial misconduct, bringing down the curtain on his nearly two decades of charismatic leadership at one of the world's largest automaker groups that may change its future course.
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