Tokyo prosecutors have decided to seek a fresh arrest warrant for former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn on suspicion of failing to report around 4 billion yen ($35.5 million) of his remuneration in its securities statements for the three years through March, investigative sources said Tuesday.Ghosn, who is being held at a Tokyo detention center, has already been accused of breaching the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act by stating only 5 billion yen of his 10 billion yen compensation during the five years through March 2015, in the securities reports submitted to Japanese regul…READ FULL ARTICLE