French prosecutors have issued an international arrest warrant for former Nissan Motor Co. CEO Carlos Ghosn over alleged misappropriation of funds from Renault SA, Nissan's key alliance partner, investigative authorities said Friday.Aside from Ghosn, the prosecutors are after four individuals linked to a car dealer in Oman for their suspected roles in helping Ghosn's alleged misconduct, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing French authorities and other sources.If the preliminary judge decides to indict Ghosn, a trial can be held in absentia in France.Ghosn and the other four are…READ FULL ARTICLE