Nissan Motor Co. and Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said Friday their own investigation found that ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn received about 7.82 million euros ($8.9 million) "illegally" from the two firms' overseas joint venture.The latest allegation against the former charismatic boss of the auto alliance involves the equally owned venture called Nissan-Mitsubishi B.V. established in 2017 in the Netherlands for the aim of maximizing joint operation synergies.The two automakers said the joint company made the payment to Ghosn, who remains in detention on charges of financial misconduct, from a …READ FULL ARTICLE
