Summary
Carlos Ghosn, the French-Lebanese chief of Nissan-Renault, Thursday shrugged off any chance of vying for Lebanon's presidency, saying he has "too many jobs already".
The 60-year-old, widely credited with saving a near-bankrupt Nissan more than a decade ago, was born to Lebanese parents in Brazil.
Speculation over a political career was fueled by reports last year quoting Ghosn as saying he would rely on the same techniques for running Lebanon that he used to turn around Nissan.
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