Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn is suspected of having used multiple residences purchased by the automaker in the Netherlands and three other countries for free as part of his alleged financial misconduct, sources with knowledge of the situation said Tuesday.A day after the arrest of the 64-year-old towering figure in the automotive industry, the sources said Tokyo prosecutors believe the costs shouldered by the carmaker should have been reported as part of the remuneration he received from the company in securities reports.Ghosn, also chairman of Renault SA and Mitsubishi Motors Cor…READ FULL ARTICLE