"Outrageous Monster": Nissan Shareholders Wait, Cut Final Tie With Ghosn

TOKYO – Some Nissan Motor Co. shareholders demanded that Hiroto Saikawa release the CEO at a violent meeting where the automaker joined its last ties to long-term leader Carlos Ghosn.

The meeting was the first opportunity for the shareholders to wait their concerns with the management since Mr. Ghosn's surprise arrest on November 19. Many asked Nissan's claim that senior executives were not aware of the extent of Mr. Ghos's alleged misdemeanor, which includes an accusation of prosecutors stating that he implied his compensation …