Peter Landers is The Wall Street Journal's Asia business, finance and economics editor, based in Singapore. He previously served as Tokyo bureau chief for a decade.

Alastair Gale was Asia security correspondent and Japan editor for The Wall Street Journal, based in Tokyo. He covered ...

It’s been five years since Carlos Ghosn escaped from Japan to Lebanon, accused of siphoning off millions of dollars from the ...

Nissan’s been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately ― management turmoil, falling sales, potential merger or ...

Carlos Ghosn, the ex-Renault-Nissan boss turned international fugitive, says Europe faces a defining moment amid economic ...

Carlos Ghosn, the former auto titan who ran Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi in one of the most ambitious global car alliances ...

Escape From Tarkov has never been one to chase live service trends. Its position as the king of extraction shooters and reputation as one of the most realistic, hardcore FPS games has served it ...

Enter Jun Seki, a Foxconn top executive who also happens to be Nissan’s former COO after then CEO Carlos Ghosn was ousted from the company and prosecuted by Japanese authorities. Seki said that ...

the Italian ace was able to benefit from the disappointing results of Sascha Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz to maintain his leadership in the ATP ranking. The German champion entered a deep crisis ...

That was the question scrawled on a sign that a fan held up during Carlos “Call me Carlitos” Alcaraz’s opening-round match in Monte Carlo on Wednesday. The question mark was very much ...

In my tournament preview, I wrote that Stefanos Tsitsipas’s success in Monte Carlo—three titles in four years—is one of the odder ATP facts of this decade. Now we have another: Alcaraz, a ...