Renault SA said Thursday it will report to investigators on allegations that its former CEO Carlos Ghosn received 50,000 euros ($56,000) in personal benefit under the carmaker's sponsorship deal with the Palace of Versailles.Ghosn, who has been charged in Japan for alleged financial misconduct at Renault's alliance partner Nissan Motor Co., was allowed in 2016 to use the palace for his wedding reception following Renault's sponsorship of renovations at Versailles, Le Figaro newspaper has reported.Renault said in a statement that "it was identified that a contribution of 50,000 euros, under …READ FULL ARTICLE
