Carlos Ghosn, who was recently ousted as Nissan Motor Co. chairman after being arrested for the alleged understatement of his remuneration in securities reports, has denied the charge, sources close to the matter said Sunday.No comments from Ghosn have been made public since his arrest on Monday by Tokyo prosecutors on suspicion of underreporting his pay package by around 5 billion yen ($44 million) for five years through fiscal 2014. He received nearly 10 billion yen during that period.Greg Kelly, former Nissan representative director who was arrested for allegedly conspiring to understate…READ FULL ARTICLE
