Nissan Motor Co. employees reacted Tuesday with anger, surprise and dismay to the arrest a day earlier of the automaker's charismatic chairman Carlos Ghosn for allegedly understating his salary.Despite criticism directed at the 64-year-old Ghosn for his financial misconduct reportedly over an extended period, some employees gave him credit for rescuing Nissan from the brink of bankruptcy in the 1990s and turning it around through drastic reforms.The high-profile arrest also surprised Japan's Cabinet ministers, triggering calls for Nissan to take a fresh look at its system of governance that…READ FULL ARTICLE
