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Wednesday, May 27
Marchionne, next Chrysler CEO, to be Fiat rep on board
BY GREG GARDNER • FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER • May 27, 2009 NEW YORK — Sergio Marchionne, soon to be named chief executive of the new Chrysler, Alfredo Altavilla and Ferrucio Luppi will be Fiat's representatives on the new automaker's board of ...
Sunday, May 24
MARK PHELAN Fiat-Opel would be a bad mix
Opel and Fiat both primarily sell compact and subcompact cars in Europe. Their best vehicles are small models like the Opel Astra and Corsa and Fiat Grande Punto and 500. A Fiat-Opel alliance could lead to widespread plant closings and job losses ...
Thursday, May 21
MORNING AUTO REPORT GM to launch Bumblebee Camaro, close 42% of ...
United States By Mark Phelan, auto critic Fiat has selected the members it will appoint to the board of the new Chrysler-Fiat after bankruptcy -- Fiat Group CEO Sergio Marchionne and Fiat Powertrain Technologies CEO Alfredo Altavilla -- say people familiar with the ...
Tuesday, May 19
MORNING AUTO REPORT Alec Baldwin: 'Pull the plug' on Detroit
United States By Autocar Just like its Chrysler offer, Fiat will not give cash to General Motors for its Opel unit. Instead, Fiat chief executive Sergio Marchionne says, his company's takeover offer will include assets that are “better than cash. ...
Thursday, May 14
Chrysler, GM urban dealers may be hit hard
Fiat SpA's Italian workers, who may lose their jobs as CEO Sergio Marchionne attempts to buy General Motors Corp. assets in Europe, are turning to an unlikely corner for support: German unions. Marchionne pledged to try to save German jobs as he seeks ...
Monday, Apr 13
Fiat may get US money after all
BY GREG GARDNER • FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER • April 13, 2009 Fiat SpA Chief Executive Sergio Marchionne has said that the Italian automaker has no intention of taking US taxpayer money if it partners with Chrysler LLC, which is surviving with a ...
