Somewhere in the world, presumably Beirut, Carlos Ghosn is having a serious case of schadenfreude.The Nissan-Motor-CEO-turned-international-fugitive is seeing shares plunge 47% during the current CEO’s five-year tenure. Not only did Makoto Uchida trail Japan’s Topix index by more than 100 percentage points. He’s now Nissan’s worst-performing leader since at least 1974.But Nissan’s stumble isn’t happening […]
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