The sad part of being a foreigner working in japan is that japanese treat you as temporary. “We need you but we don’t want you.”

@motecho6876

18 күн бұрын

I'm sorry you feel that way, but America is no different and even worse. The longest I've worked for any companies were the Japanese ones. Even when they were struggling in the late 90s and recently. Worst is if you work for an American company under an indian boss who'd treat you like a box of tissues paper!

Always fascinating to hear Carlos speak. One of the most competent senior executives of our time. What is most shocking is how in Japan, a country I always thought respected human rights, that the notion you are innocent until proven guilty does not seem to apply. And a 99% conviction rate? He had no chance of a fair trial.

@PeterOriolo

11 ай бұрын

Japan and human rights? 😮

@eldabasa

11 ай бұрын

Also it sinks in bribes and corruption

@alphaomega8373

10 ай бұрын

Chewing gum.

@drunkntigr

10 ай бұрын

@@PeterOriolo Exactly. Great sushi, terrible human rights record.

@njiomonansichristianfreder6374

10 ай бұрын

99,4%

Forbes and the journalists covering this Ghosn issue have undertaken a worthy cause.

Excellent interview with a lot of important questions. I like how Carlos is helping others achieve good for the world with his experience and the internet is truly making it easy to do everything remotely, so I do not think this would impact him at all. Hopefully he wins the law suit too, well deserved compensation.

Carlos Ghosn, vous etes une personne admirable! A big BRAVO for your accomplishments! I wish you the bright and fun life you deserve! You are extraordinary! The planet needs people like you!

This whole issue of arresting Carlos Ghosn is totally unneeded! It is a MESS! The key players that brought him down are just hypocrites! What is sad, his experience is now wasted since he is under Interpol red list. There are many carmaker would hire him immediately if he is able to travel.Hopefully, he will be back where he belongs!

Hope he wins! That will maybe crack open the closed, corrupt Japanese justice system that heavily favors the prosecutors.

@maximme

11 ай бұрын

its an oppressive regime and violates human rights. Lack of rule of law.

The Nissan executives pulled a real life Trading Places stunt on him. We'll see if he can turn it on them and win big in the end like in the movie.

Ghosn got back the GTR from dead, and car enthusiasts thank him for that.

Carlos is an absolute LEGEND

What a brilliant human being! Good luck on that lawsuit

I have always a good feeling about Carlos. I still remember how he made Renault and later Nissan a succes. A real good thinking businessman. As soon you have a succes in life they try to find something to hit you.

I like Carlos Ghosn. As for the charges against him, I am not in a position to judge the extent of their validity; However, I am sure that this person is a genius; And he performed clear services to the Japanese economy, in particular, after he raised a bankrupt company and turned it into profitability. This is not how he should have been treated and his freedom restricted like other criminals, as the accused is innocent until proven guilty.

@fortheloveofnoise9298

11 ай бұрын

basically the French government caused the problem and Japan took out the anger on Ghosn

@healthyself7941

11 ай бұрын

According to him, and Japan has not disputed it, the initial charge was "not paying tax on income as yet undetermined and as yet not paid to Carlos". How absurd! The Japanese jsutice system needs a radical upgrade.

@monyafeek101

7 ай бұрын

He was charged because he was a gaijin that tried to be a boss of Japanese people. It wasn't as if the police had been building a case against him, they never did. The Nissan Japanese executives attacked against the gaijin executives by just telling the police to arrest the foreigner. In Japan police listen to the executives and just do what they say (Confucianism). So the police arrested Ghosn even before they had looked at the evidence against him. They know that evidence doesn't matter when the accused in a gaijin. Why do you think only a gaijin was arrested, but later, Japanese executives were also charged (but not arrested).

Thanks a lot for the great video, Great information provided here, I appreciate this 👍🏽 😃

Ghosn is NOT guilty. I will never be able to make Nissan rich or be any possitice influence or carrier of their future prosperity. But from being an avid Nissan fan, after their clear malicious action against Ghost, I have gotten an extreme sour taste in my mind set towards them. And I know I am not the only one.

As usual you are a fascinating person Mr Ghosn. I hope you get compensation and justice from everyone who mistreated you…

A very innovative man,, the best carlos,, i have followed this man for 20yrs.. great..nissan gtr best

Carlos now lives here in lebanon and lives with high security staff, he owns millions....

@ecstazyrm

11 ай бұрын

He owns a bank

@issapaulo87

8 ай бұрын

​@@ecstazyrm qual nome do banco ?

very well articulated, doesnt sound like a guilty man to me

@ecstazyrm

11 ай бұрын

He is a genius putting his ideas together

Looking forward to the outcome of this case. I believe its clear Nissan is brimming with guilt and underhanded methods. Its going to be a long series to watch and is only getting started now.

@rahonui7

11 ай бұрын

Nissan and Japan itself.

Hope justice is done for Ghosn. What a turn around he bought in particular to Nissan. I own both a Nissan 350Z and Alpine A110 - both only exist because of Ghosn. Looks like he has much more to offer .

@normaluser5755

7 ай бұрын

I wouldn't worry about Renault now, as it's currently managed by a competent CEO. On the other hand, the future of Nissan doesn't look that bright...

Good interview

He did alot for Nissan

Sad how loyalty is treated, hope he gets his compensation!

What a hero. I truly hope he wins.

He has been out maneuvered by someone in power, I have seen the same things at work when someone wants to get rid of a boss, they find something to fire the person.

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

They made it up.

Great interview

I found this video in my feed I know I have to listen to what he says. Nissan is now doomed. Well deserved for such a cowardly move.

His escape was indeed great and somewhat fortuitous considering that it was executed just a few months before the world turned upside down with COVID starting in March 2020. Whew!! Close call. He is certainly blessed with both business-growing acumen and grand luck!

@motecho6876

18 күн бұрын

I agree with you. If he stayed a little longer he'd have ☠️ Because they turn off heat in prisons and college dorms to conserve energy 😱 Many foreigners died as a result of pneumonia. But I can't blame the Japanese for that because by 7pm all ppl their under futon or kotatsu to stay warm.

@motecho6876

18 күн бұрын

It's part of their culture to be energy efficient.

Simply Nissan couldn’t handle an outsider spearheading the company into a profitable future

Fantastic job 🎉🎉🎉

Excellent interview Diane!

I worked 8 years for a Japanese multinational. They don't like and don't allow non-japanese in management positions, with a few exceptions, and I think Ghosn was one of those exceptions, unfortunately it turned bad for him.

@chshahid125

9 ай бұрын

They use foregnirs only for face saving from international community but they dont like foregnirs espasily on the top of the compney as ceo

Is this the guy who brought nissan quality down? Bought a new 2006 nissan altima worst decision ever, somehow everything broke just after the 75k warranty

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

He was there to turn a profit. He did that. Blame the engineers.

He is coming clean. That is good news. Shame on the French Government for letting this to escalate.

Japanese justice system is so old. They should really change it.Carlos was one of victims today. Japan and Nissan have to pay for what they did for him. If not they should really explain in public why they took such unrespected measure to someone who rescued Nissan from hell.

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

The purpose of the Japanese system is to maintain order and save face. It's not about justice, it never has been and never will be.

Nissan is useless since Carlos Ghosn left. Ghosn was all set to bring an electric version of the Nisaan Patrol Y61. Those useless managers today have not come up with a good 4WD.

Even though he started very early with BEVs, I have the impression that he interrupted the drive to develop more BEVs or a competitive new BEV platform for the group. By 2019, many other established car makers caught up and surpassed Renault Nissan with regards to BEVs.

Japanese company ungrateful towards a man who turned around their fortune

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

And he did it via non Japanese methods. That pissed them off

It would have been interesting to know how Nissan would have developed their EV' business if Carlos Ghosn had still been the CEO.Nissan was a pioneer in the market when Ghosn was in charge but they have now become just an 'also ran' and have not achieved a very big share compared to Tesla.and the Chinese companies.

I literally LMAOROF when he said "Lebanese Justice". Mr Ghosn, Lebanese and justice, 2 words that never go together. Karma is a b!t@$, justice will eventually prevail, and it is not in your favor.

this man is a HERO amongst the citizens of japan not so much the money elites..

Interesting interview

I am with him

Go get them Carlos!. What they have done to you was despicable!. Shame on the Japanese seniors who conspired on those fake charges on you. You were at the time, the best automotive CEO on the planet!.

All the best to Carlos in his judicial fight against the Japanese .The way he was treated is unacceptable for a country that calls itself a Democracy ." tudo de bom para a familia " , " tout de meilleur pour la famille " .

this man he is unique in the world

brilliant i like carlos he is a true fighter and the interview great thank you

Carlos Ghos must win Nissan And Renault.

He got lured into a financial trap, when the general council was asked to investigate he found out they were all corrupt and stealing so he had to go as well. The plan backfired spectacularly.

Very interesting interview,

Great interview. Many insiders always complained about his pace and how they were not able to keep up. The Japanese have not kept pace with the rest of the world and especially the industry to their own detriment. I also agree that the current alliance is a facade. Carlos chose honor and integrity over GM and look where that got him… And then there is the question as he so rightly added “what happened to Ashwani Gupta?”

@Andrew-su7vd

10 ай бұрын

Beirut explosion didn't kill Carlos. He must be blessed by Jesus Christ.

@Andrew-su7vd

10 ай бұрын

Elon Musk is THE MOST SUCCESSFUL IN ELECTRIC VEHICLES MANUFACTURER IN the WORLD

Thank you for this, very interesting I believe Mr Ghosn and he does not deserve what he got. Nissan lost it’s honneur in this story.

The East is very different than the West ( in every sense), so one should keep that in mind if anyone is thinking about working/starting a life in the Asian countries.

The tragedy here is that this brilliant guy will likely live out the rest of his life stuck in Lebanon. He could be contributing so much to society, as well as any company that he worked for or created. His idea of the Leaf is historic.

Cool guy :) He bough back the Nissan GTR

Excellent man, hope the best, the truth will prevail. The Japanese screwed up big time. Dave

Feel like i need to cancel my nissan z order - justified?

I still have a Renault Twizy from 2012. Not the best vehicle but at this time Renault was doing well. Also I remember the video "The Revenche of the Electric Car"

What a man.

Brilliant mind. Good luck Ghosn

Where are the French I think he should have the chance to proof himself innocent Fair enough

Let's hope that now he's out of Nissan they can return to producing semi-decent vehicles instead of the Renault influenced rubbish they had been.

Brave Carlos. Arresting a person for a future benefit that was not granted by proper authority is worrying. CEO’s should think twice before leading foreign companies. I hope Carlos will get his honor cleared and his bank account gratified.

I hope that Carlos wins the lawsuit for the injustice he had to deal with

it is filed in Lebanon, a country that there is no rule of law.. good luck for this cone man

Fair fox. Thanks Forbes.

We are always hearing his version and never the other party version

@user-ub3os3ck6f

11 ай бұрын

Because when you are right u speak the truth u don't fear

The best of the best come from Lebanon 🎉

I hope you win Carlos ! The Japanese had poor judgment and made a major mistake

I don't know him whether his good or bad but thing I know Nissan was almost finished until this guy

An "Elon Musk" would have been arrested 100 time over in Japan. It is so opaque - reminds me of Russia.

@TheCricro

11 ай бұрын

Elon is not the "tesla" inventor ! But Martin Eberhard

Still buying a GTR, because of you ! Thank you ! Now if you can only revive the EVO at mitsu as well, lol.

LEBANON has the BEST FOOD in the WORLD! Mr. Ghosn will be good! More Hummous for everyone!

" A Superb Task Master " well Admires .

Japan a country with zero rights for arrested people. A sad truth.

Respect for pulling that stunt of Japan.

He is a great man, kudos to him for claiming what is rightfully his.

Wishing my friend all the best and best of luck against Nissan. Viva o Brasil !!!

Great interview! Not guilty 😊

I believe he is telling the truth, but he also took what he thought he was entitled too be it right or wrong.....

Why don't you discuss WHY he was arrested. Some documentaries say that financial malfeasance was involved. Was he innocent or guilty? Why didn't you ask that question??

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

In Japan, you're guilty.

Nissan was Fighting the French law by jailing Carlos.

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

And France folded

My father used to drive a Nissan. He hates Ghosn and the company as well now.

@Geats-IX

11 ай бұрын

Is he a morbidly obese uber weeb? You should disown him.

@TonyRule

11 ай бұрын

The 'renault alliance' was about enriching himself and destroying quality of Nissan.

But he's not a US executive😶

After listening his story , i have no respect for Japan as a country, they treat Ceo as criminal very bad japan.

I read then since he left, the car maker lost his position in production and sales. It might tell us lots of things..

Justice in Japan is cruel. It's a 'group think'.

@skataskatata9236

11 ай бұрын

today Japan, sadly, is more of a "group tank" than a group think

You had to understand that hes inside Japanese companies that has its own culture. Probably they had enough of him thus they used the courts.

Maybe other officials envy with Carlos Ghosn who is not Japanese,

تحية اكبار واحترام للسيد كارلوس غصن ، أنا إنسان سوري عملت وكافحت في حياتي وتعرضت كتير للظلم ، خرجت من الحياة بالقليل لكن في نظري كثير ، الحمد لله ، ان هذه العملية يجب ان تسمى عملية تحرير وليست عملية هروب ، الهروب هو من الحق ، وانت ما هربت من الحق ، حضرتك تعرضت للظلم وانت الذي انتشل شركة خاسرة بكل المعايير ، من حقك عليهم ان يعيدوا لك اعتبارك ويتم تعويضك عن كل ما فعلوه . اكرر أنا كتير معجب بشخصيتك واتمنى ان التقي بحضرتك يوماً ما فقط لأصافحك ، تحياتي

Nissan lost its name a long time ago. After what they did to Carlos ( or tried to) they lost the rest.

$1B Lawsuit? Come on!

Someone needs to make a movie about him.

I really hope that other countries other than Japan give him a chance to live normally with considering his human rights carefully. And, investigate and give him a chance to get a fair justice. I am a Japanese and I know how much Japanese government, justice system, and the culture behind public are incredibly unfair and terrible...

VERY SMART AND SHARP GUY WITH THE PASSION AND THE DETERMINATION !!!!!!! I HOPE HE GETS EVERYTHING AND MUCH MORE !!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~

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@jakinsilva5780

11 ай бұрын

Parasite alert!

@SlumberSource

11 ай бұрын

When you leave a comment, be short, concise and to the point. Not 16 pages

Plain and simple, he’s a thief who run from justice.

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

You clearly didn't listen to him nor look at the initial charges. He was charged for not paying taxes on income that wasn't determined yet and that he hasn't been paid yet. How can you pay taxes on money you haven't even received, let alone that you don't know what it will be? You can't. They charged him before even looking at any evidence

@paulog8813

3 ай бұрын

@@humansvd3269 I’m Brazilian and pretty aware of the accusations. I you are innocent, stay and replay them. A thief who ran from justice, using his immense wealth.

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

@paulog8813 You don't understand the Japanese driminal justice system. They were going to hold him and re-arrest him over and over again until he pled guilty or admitted guilt. This is how the Japanese system works. You being Brazilian makes, there is no difference

@humansvd3269

3 ай бұрын

@paulog8813 amazing my comments get deleted. Must be Japan's fault.

We all know how his arrest was a setup because the Japanese don't like him running the show. Maybe he should have just let Nissan go bankrupt and be taken over by some foreign company. Nissan execs are a bunch of backstabbing wolves.

This man has GUTS!