Nissan Motor Co. is unlikely to select at a board meeting next week a new chairman to fill the post that has become vacant following the arrest of Carlos Ghosn last month over his alleged financial misconduct, sources familiar with the matter said Friday.The Japanese automaker initially planned to decide the successor at the Monday meeting, possibly tapping CEO Hiroto Saikawa as interim chairman. But it will forgo the decision, apparently taking into consideration that its alliance partner Renault SA has not taken any action against Ghosn, who remains as chairman and CEO of the company.The …READ FULL ARTICLE
