In an effort to strengthen management, Ghosn will no longer ride herd over Nissan's U.S. operations. This is all part of a management shake-up within the Japanese car company.
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estreka says:
07:12 AM, 03/16/07
I guess this answers the question of whether he can manage both companies.
ateixeira says:
01:56 PM, 03/16/07
Too much on his plate, I agree. Wonder if this will hurt the US arm of Nissan in the long run?
trjnflip says:
02:42 PM, 03/16/07
Finally!! I know a lot of former So. Cal Nissan employees are glad he is gone. I think he was given way too much credit for the company's turn around. With the company doing poorly now, it seems like he's running away from his responsibilities!
Seems like he is one to take the credit, but not the failures of the company.