Ghosn pledges Mitsubishi Motors' return to profitability as chairman

Ghosn pledges Mitsubishi Motors' return to profitability as chairman

Nissan Motor Co.'s top executive Carlos Ghosn is seen in a large screen at an extraordinary meeting in Chiba, east of Tokyo, of Mitsubishi Motors Corp. shareholders on Dec. 14, 2016. Ghosn pledged to rebuild trust in Mitsubishi and return the loss-making carmaker to profitability as he was approved as its new chairman. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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