in the years since, carlos ghosn has fled japan and is in lebanon.ut greg kelly has been left behind in japan to prove his innocence in a trial that has lasted now 17 months. rishaad: what was the court's decision today? what does he have to do now? >> the court decided today that it found greg kelly guilty of a majority of charges of helping carlos ghosn hide his income. given the time he spent in japan and on trial, they suspended his sentence and separately, nissan as a company was also on trial facing charges of financial misconduct. the automaker had not disputed these charges. it was asked to pay ¥200 million for its crimes related to carlos ghosn compensation. haslinda: what is next for greg kelly? do we know? >> yes,. we just had a statement from the u.s. ambassador welcoming the decision and expressing relief. kelly will be able to return to his home country of the u.s. after many years in japan. the one thing we are not clear on is whether prosecutors will choose to appeal the suspended sentence if it moves in that direction. then greg kell

some of my conversation with the former ceo renault nissan, carlos ghosn, in exile in lebanon.e says he has no regrets of creating the venture with russia. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. let's get to something that caught my eye. earlier today, i spoke with carlos ghosn, the former renault nissan ceo who escaped to lebanon after being arrested in japan. renault made their big move into russia under his leadership. he says he has no regrets about creating that venture. carlos: we were here on a mission to modernize the car industry in russia. all the benefits of the russian users but also for the benefit of the company and rhino itself. it made a lot of self, we worked hard, we modernized the company, and everything was going well. this present situation has nothing to do with the industrial strategy. this is more of a political situation on which the present leaders of the company should make statements. i am very surprised that they are not saying anything. matt: speaking after a court in japan found the former director guilty of helping

coming up next, the former renault-nissan boss carlos ghosn, weighs in on ukraine.ussia was their second-biggest market. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> ukraine and russia are very important suppliers of, of corn, of wheat, sunflower oil, to the global market, and my hope, i hope that this military invasion will be suspended very fast, and our farmers will be able to have the normal agricultural year. haidi: the national bank of ukraine deputy governor there talking about the impacts of war on agricultural suppliers. we are tracking the fallout of the global supply chain crunch. top stories today -- white house press secretary jen psaki says the biden administration is not interested in a russian oil band, just a democrats and republican automakers have united behind cutting back russian oil. she says the white house does not have a strategic interest in reducing the global supply of energy as that would raise, races at the pump for americans. this company has joined the exodus of companies suspending exports to local production in russia in response to i

in japan former nissan director kelly was found guilty of helping carlos ghosn.ave the american executive a six-month suspended sentence. they were arrested the same day in november 2018, but ghosn made a spectacular escape. challenging united auto workers union. musk says that tesla will do nothing to stop union organizers. musk's challenge came after president biden failed to mention tesla while promoting ev's in his state of the union address. the president is a big supporter of labor unions. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is going broke -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> hasn't been decided yet what would happen if the russians went through. have seen no signs that the russians have any intention of withdrawing right now. indeed, their military operations in ukraine continue to escalate. jonathan: that was ron klain, the white house chief of staff. good morning. futures negative on the s&p, down by .3%. what a move in crude. $113. tom, w