Renault SA said Thursday that Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Carlos Ghosn will retain his positions with the firm as no evidence of wrongdoing was found in an internal probe undertaken after he was indicted in Japan for alleged financial crimes.The French automaker said following a board meeting that the "preliminary conclusion" of its audit is that Ghosn's compensation and its approval process for 2015-2018 were "in compliance with applicable law" as well as industry recommendations."Based on these elements, the board of directors decided to maintain the current governance measures" …READ FULL ARTICLE
