Carlos Ghosn resigned as the chairman and chief executive of largest French carmaker Renault late on Wednesday, French finance minister said in Davos. Daily headlines from the UAE and around the world brought to you by Gulf News. See more at: http://gulfnews.com/videos
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00:00Hello and welcome to Gulf News Daily Business Wrap-Up.
00:05Finally, Carlos Ghosn has resigned as Renault's chairman and chief executive officer from
00:13the jail.
00:14Yes, he has been languishing in jail for the past two months.
00:17The French government, Renault's bigger shareholder, will name the new chairman and chief executive
00:23officer.
00:24They are going to name Michelin boss Jean-Dominique Sennard as chairman and Ghosn deputy Thierry
00:30Ballot as the chief executive.
00:32China and the United States will have detailed and in-depth conversations about economic
00:37and trade issues.
00:38The Chinese Vice Premier Liu He has said ahead of his discussions with U.S. counterparts
00:46on January 30th and 31st.
00:49Liu He has denied earlier reports that the summit was cancelled by the U.S. administration
00:56and said they are in touch with the U.S. administration for talks on economic and trade issues.