Former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn, his close aide Greg Kelly and the Japanese automaker were indicted Monday over an alleged underreporting of about 5 billion yen ($44.5 million) of Ghosn's remuneration in the company's financial statements during the five years through March 2015.Ghosn and Kelly were also served fresh arrest warrants the same day for continuing the misconduct through March 2018, a move which may lead to up to an additional 20 days of detention through Dec. 30 and sparking further criticism from overseas over what is viewed as harsh treatment of the once-admired…READ FULL ARTICLE
