Mitsubishi Motors switches gears to slower growth in post-Ghosn era

TOKYO (Reuters) - Mitsubishi Motors Corp forecast on Thursday a 19 percent fall in operating profit this year as it reins in aggressive growth amid slowing global car demand and charts a new course after the ouster of former chairman Carlos Ghosn. Japan's sixth-largest automaker, in which Nissan Motor Co holds a controlling stake, expects profit to fall to 90.0 billion yen (631.2 million pounds) in the year to March, after a 14 percent rise to 111.8 billion yen in the year just ended.Mitsubishi..