It was mid-afternoon when Carlos Ghosn departed, alone, from his home in Tokyo. “I was not hiding,” he tells Lebeaucarnews.
He was a global business icon - Carlos Ghosn, the Brazilian born giant of international commerce, who penetrated one of the most insular societies in the world: the Japanese auto industry. There, he took over a proud but flailing icon, Nissan, and rescued it from almost certain failure.
How did this man, so accustomed to the spotlight, the galas and the fortune… end up here - in a box drilled with breathing holes, hiding like an animal? Sneaked across international borders by a highly paid team of special ops… one step ahead of the law? Some say it’s a story of arrogance and greed. Others call it an escape from injustice. Either way, Carlos Ghosn’s getaway is one of the most fascinating business capers in modern history… and we have the story of this “Fugitive CEO.”
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