<ul><li>Shinji Aoyama, one of Honda's top executives, has resigned following an internal investigation into allegations of misconduct.</li><li>The specific incident involving Aoyama was described as inappropriate conduct during a social gathering outside of work hours.</li><li>Aoyama, a Honda veteran, served in critical roles in the company and was involved in leading Honda's electrification push.</li><li>In response to the incident, Honda expressed deep remorse, CEO Toshihiro Mibe will take a voluntary 20% pay cut for two months, and the automaker plans to strengthen its internal compliance system.</li></ul>

Honda’s No. 2 Exec Suddenly Resigns Amid Misconduct Allegations

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