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An official for the Tokyo prosecutors’ office told reporters on Thursday that authorities feared Ghosn would destroy evidence. The official declined to comment when asked about the confiscation of Ghosn’s wife’s possessions. More than a dozen officials from the prosecutor’s office had visited Ghosn’s residence early on Thursday and asked him to submit to questioning, broadcaster NHK said. By late morning, Japanese media said he had been taken back to the detention center where he spent 108 days after being first arrested in November.
Nissan said it could not comment on judicial decisions, Ghosn faces charges of financial misconduct and aggravated breach of trust over allegedly failing to report around $82 million in salary and temporarily transferring personal financial losses onto Nissan’s books during the financial crisis, Released on $9 million bail on March 6, the executive says he is the victim of a boardroom coup, Under Japanese law, prosecutors will be able to hold him for up sterling, copper & spinel alexander the great cufflinks to 22 days without charge, The fresh arrest opens up the possibility that he will be interrogated again without his lawyer present, as is the norm in Japan..
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Evidence sent to French prosecutors showed that much of the cash was subsequently channeled to a Lebanese company controlled by Ghosn associates, the sources said. Ghosn’s French lawyer has denied the allegations. Nissan had previously established its own regional subsidiary made questionable payments of more than $30 million to the Oman distributor, Suhail Bahwan Automobiles (SBA). Ghosn’s spokesman has said payments of $32 million made over nine years were rewards for the Oman firm being a top Nissan dealer. Such dealer incentives were not directed by Ghosn and the funds were not used to pay any personal debt, the spokesman said.
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KAARST, Germany (Reuters) - IKEA, the world’s biggest furniture retailer, is preparing to serve lettuce grown in high-tech containers outside its stores as part of efforts to improve its environmental profile. IKEA, which demonstrated one of the LED-powered containers at an event at a store in Kaarst, western Germany, expects to start serving home-grown salad to customers at its restaurants from pilot projects at two stores in Sweden next month. “The conditions are perfect for maximum taste and growth and you also have the sustainability advantage because you don’t have the transport,” said Catarina Englund, innovation manager for the Ingka Group, which owns most IKEA stores.
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