Nissan to freeze unstated remuneration payments to Ghosn

Nissan Motor Co. plans to freeze remuneration payments to its former Chairman Carlos Ghosn totaling 9 billion yen ($82 million) which the automaker alleges are illegal, a source close to the matter said Tuesday.Tokyo prosecutors have already indicted Ghosn of understating his remuneration by that amount in Nissan's securities reports over the eight years through last March. Nissan as a company has also been indicted on the charge.The Japanese automaker plans to book 9 billion yen in additional pay to Ghosn in its earnings report to be released next Tuesday without actually disbursing it, th…READ FULL ARTICLE