What was going on at Nissan Motor for the past two decades?

With all his complaints about Nissan subordinates and the “depth of deprivation” he endured at the hands of the Japanese justice system, Carlos Ghosn didn’t really answer that at last week’s news conference, where he portrayed himself as a victim of human rights abuses...

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