Carlos Ghosn, the ousted Nissan Motor Co. chairman, is likely to request bail through his lawyers Friday following his arrest a month ago for alleged financial misconduct.If accepted by a Japanese court, Ghosn, currently held in a Tokyo detention center, will be free for the first time since Nov. 19. Greg Kelly, his close aide who was arrested along with the former chairman, is also expected to apply for bail.The bail procedures can be initiated because the court rejected Thursday a request from prosecutors to extend the detention of the two.The Tokyo prosecutors' special investigation squa…READ FULL ARTICLE