TOKYO - Nissan Motor Co.'s ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn is believed to have underreported his remuneration since fiscal 2010 by around 12 billion yen ($106 million), including the 5 billion yen that led to his arrest, sources close to the matter said Friday.
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