Tokyo prosecutors plan to seek an extension of the detention period of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn after arresting him last week for allegedly understating his remuneration in securities reports, sources close to the matter said Thursday.While further allegations of financial misconduct by the 64-year-old Ghosn are making headlines, Japan has faced criticism overseas for continuing to keep the man viewed as the savior of the Japanese automaker in detention.Ghosn, who holds French, Brazilian and Lebanese citizenship, was arrested on Nov. 19 and his detention period was exte…READ FULL ARTICLE
