Lebanese prosecutors imposed a travel ban Thursday on fugitive former Nissan Motor Co. boss Carlos Ghosn and questioned him following an Interpol warrant requested by Japan over his alleged financial misconduct, a prosecution official said.The interrogation came a day after Ghosn strongly denied all allegations in a press conference in Beirut, during which he also railed against Japan's "inhumane" justice system and suggested his arrest by Tokyo prosecutors more than a year ago was politically motivated.Ghosn fled to Lebanon last week from Tokyo, where he had been awaiting trial on charges …READ FULL ARTICLE
