A Japanese court plans to hold the first hearing of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn on April 21 on charges that he underreported his remuneration by around 9 billion yen ($83 million) over eight years through March 2018, a source familiar with the matter said Friday.The Tokyo District Court is expected to hold several dozens of hearings on Ghosn next year, convening up to three times a week, the source said.The hearings would involve the questioning of Ghosn as well as current and former Nissan officials, the source said.The court, prosecutors and Ghosn's lawyers will conduct …READ FULL ARTICLE