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Fiat-Chrysler's Marchionne Steps Down from Bank Board 
Auto Observer | Tue, Sep 29
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Marchionne is spending half of his time in Chrysler in Detroit and half at Fiat's Turin, Italy, headquarters. He has promised a five-year plan for Chrysler by November. It apparently includes refreshing much of Chrysler's current line in the next 18 months and extending the life of at leas...
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