Title: Sam Nichols
Content:  "failing memory" and didn't personally know things he was interrogated about, so he testified "to the best of his recollection" and "upon second hand information." Promised immunity from prosecution and taking the advice of friends, Nichols announced his resignation on May 3, 1909, and voiced plans to retire in Everett. Nichols still claimed he was innocent, and that his resignation was a result of old age and an unwillingness to keep fighting for the truth. Governor Hay appointed Captain Ithomar M. Howell, previously Nichols' leading opponent in the Secretary of State election, as his successor. After Nichols' resignation, the committee halted the investigation against him and focused their attention on Schively's activity.
Title: Toshiyuki Shiga
Content:  In November 2018, Nissan fired Carlos Ghosn and Ghosn's top aide Greg Kelly after their arrests for alleged financial misconduct. Shiga announced in January 2019 that he would step down from Nissan's board of directors in June. In January 2021, Shiga testified in Japanese court, admitting to his role in hiding the amount of pay that Ghosn was receiving from Nissan, in an attempt to incentivize Ghosn to stay at the company. According to Shiga, Ghosn directed him to find a way for Ghosn to receive money in excess of his legally reported salary, after retirement, something that Shiga did despite recognizing the "legal risk" of doing so. Many employees testifying in the Ghosn trial described a company culture where Ghosn's orders were followed without question, and Shiga stated in court that "Carlos Ghosn is a world-class business leader and CEO." Shiga stated that he regretted following Ghosn's directive, saying, "In my life, that one act has left me with a bitter taste. The memories have faded, but the bitter taste has never gone away."
Title: Horace Elmo Nichols
Content:  Horace Elmo Nichols (July 16, 1912 – June 8, 2000), also known as H. E. "Nick" Nichols, was an American jurist in Georgia who served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia from 1975 to 1980.
Title: Carlos Ghosn
Content:  On 11 January 2019 José Muñoz, Nissan's chief performance officer and head of its China operations, resigned from the company, effective immediately. Muñoz, considered to be a close ally to Ghosn and a possible successor as CEO of Renault and Nissan, had been a "person of interest" in Nissan's internal investigation, with which he was reported to be uncooperative. One of Nissan's three independent directors opined that Nissan may simply eliminate the position of chairman and not replace Ghosn, a route previously taken by other scandal-plagued Japanese companies. The Reuters Japan news service reported that Nissan may file suit against Ghosn personally. At first the French government and Renault had been reported to be standing behind Ghosn during his imprisonment, on the presumption that Ghosn is innocent until proven guilty. However, France's financial minister Bruno Le Maire stated on 
Title: Nissan
Content: 1933–1939: Yoshisuke Aikawa ; 1939–1942: Masasuke Murakami ; 1942–1944: ; 1944–1945: ; 1945–1945: Takeshi Murayama ; 1945–1947: Souji Yamamoto ; 1947–1951: Taichi Minoura ; 1951–1957: ; 1957–1973: ; 1973–1977: Tadahiro Iwakoshi ; 1977–1985: ; 1985–1992: ; 1992–1996: Yoshifume Tsuji ; 1996–2001: ; 2001–2017: Carlos Ghosn - CEO until 1 April 2017. Remained chairman until removed from role on 19 November 2018 after arrest. ; 2017–2019: Hiroto Saikawa ; 16 September 2019 to 1 December 2019: Yasuhiro Yamauchi ; 2019–present: Makoto Uchida Presidents and chief executive officers of Nissan:
Title: Harry Nicholas
Content:  Born in Bristol, Nicholas worked for the Port of Bristol Authority until 1936, when he took a full-time post in the Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU). He moved to London to become National Officer in 1940, and in 1956 rose to become Assistant General Secretary. In the same year, he was elected to the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party, and from 1960 to 1964 he was the party treasurer, appointed in order to maximise trade union donations. Frank Cousins, General Secretary of the TGWU, served as Minister of Technology from 1964 to 1966, and during this period, Nicholas became Acting General Secretary, also serving on the General Council of the Trades Union Congress. In 1967, he returned to the Labour NEC. He took early retirement from the union in 1968 to become General Secretary of the Labour Party, having been offered the post by Harold Wilson after several other candidates refused the position. Nicholas was criticised after Labour lost the 1970 general election, and he stood down in 1972.
Title: Albert Nicholas (CEO)
Content:  Albert O. "Ab" Nicholas (January 24, 1931 – August 4, 2016) was the chairman, CEO, and portfolio manager of Nicholas Company, Inc. founded in 1967 and based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In April 2010, he was one of four inducted into the Wisconsin Business Hall of Fame. According to Bloomberg Markets in 2015, "The Nicholas Fund, which he has run since 1969, has topped the Standard & Poor's 500 Index by an average of 2 percentage points a year for the past 40 years and [beat] it every year since 2008 [through 2014].
Title: Carlos Ghosn
Content:  he earned the nickname "Mr. Fix It". Following the Nissan financial turnaround, in 2002 Fortune awarded him Asia Businessman of the Year. In 2003 Fortune identified him as one of the 10 most powerful people in business outside the U.S., and its Asian edition voted him Man of the Year. Surveys jointly published by the Financial Times and PricewaterhouseCoopers named him the fourth most respected business leader in 2003, and the third most respected business leader in 2004 and in 2005. He quickly achieved celebrity status in Japan and in the business world, and his life has been chronicled in Japanese comics. Ghosn stepped down as CEO of Nissan on 1 April 2017, 
Title: Carlos Ghosn
Content:  February 2020, Ghosn hired former Disney president Michael Ovitz, co-founder of the Creative Artists Agency, as his Hollywood agent. On 12 February 2020, Nissan launched a $90 million lawsuit against Ghosn for alleged “corrupt” actions, and on 29 February 2020, Japan's financial regulators fined Nissan 2.42 billion yen ($22 million) for underreporting remuneration of former Chairman Ghosn and other executives for years. On 8 July 2020, The Nikkei reported that $862,500 was paid from a Paris bank account related to Ghosn to Promote Fox, a company managed by Peter Taylor, an ex-Green Beret who helped him flee to Lebanon. Ghosn's house in Lebanon 
Title: Nicholas Financial
Content:  Nicholas Financial is a consumer and auto loan company based in Clearwater, Florida. It was founded in 1986 and trades under the symbol NICK. As of 2012, it had 60 branch offices in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Michigan, Missouri, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Illinois. Peter Vosotas is the company's founder and chief executive. In December 2013, Prospect Capital Corporation declared to acquire 100% of the common stock of Nicholas Financial Inc., which failed to close in April 2014. Doug Marahon is the company's current CEO since December 2017. CEO Ralph Finkerbrink, retired in September 2017, after 25+ years of service to the company.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Yes, and Nicholas Hofgren had a successor after him.
Answer: False