Nissan Motor Co. shareholders approved the removal of Carlos Ghosn from its board on Monday, putting an end to nearly two decades of his leadership that saved the company from the brink of collapse to create one of the biggest global automakers.The decision at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting means Ghosn lost his last remaining post at Nissan after being discharged as chairman. It was decided as shareholders grilled the company's management for overlooking his alleged financial misconduct over the years.Nissan's alliance partners Renault SA and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. have said Ghosn …READ FULL ARTICLE
