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Fiat SpA and Chrysler Group LLC will soon have a single management structure according to the CEO of both companies, Sergio Marchionne. The Bloomberg financial news agency reports that Marchionne told to journalists in Zurich that he intends to implement his unified management team “pretty quicklyâ€, though he declined to specify a date. Read more »
- Marchionne Refutes Bloomberg Report On Fiat, Peugeot And Opel Tie-up
On Tuesday, we ran a story based on a report by Bloomberg News that Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has been talking to PSA Peugeot Citroen and Opel executives about the three carmakers merging into a single entity. Today, however, Marchionne refuted the...
- Change Of Plans For Chrysler Group, Will Eliminate Duplicate Models, Hints At U.s. Market Delta
The product plan brewing continues over at the Fiat Group – Chrysler LLC alliance. Following the recent news on the Jeep and Alfa Romeo brands, the group's CEO Sergio Marchionne offered new details on Chrysler LLC's strategy. In an interview...
- The Manchurian Candidate: Jeep Capitalizes On Fiat’s Chinese Operations, Wants To Build Suvs Locally
Now that Sergio Marchionne has consolidated Fiat-Chrysler management into a smaller, leaner unified team, its members are working full force to maximize the group’s capabilities. Jeep CEO Mike Manley travelled to China last Wednesday to negotiate...
- Marchionne Says 54.5 Mpg “doableâ€, Hints At Retirement, Drives A Charger
Chrysler and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne gave a speech today at the 2011 CAR Management Briefing Seminars. He quoted philosopher Albert Camus, talked about the reason geese fly in a V formation (they create uplift for those that follow, thus extending...
- Marchionne: Fiat And Chrysler Could Merge Into A Single Entity In A Few Years
Speaking at the J.D. Power and Associates International Automotive Roundtable, Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne today told reporters that the two companies could merge into a single entity based in the U.S. in the near future. Until then, Chrysler...
Cars
Fiat and Chrysler to get a Single Management Team
Fiat SpA and Chrysler Group LLC will soon have a single management structure according to the CEO of both companies, Sergio Marchionne. The Bloomberg financial news agency reports that Marchionne told to journalists in Zurich that he intends to implement his unified management team “pretty quicklyâ€, though he declined to specify a date. Read more »
- Marchionne Refutes Bloomberg Report On Fiat, Peugeot And Opel Tie-up
On Tuesday, we ran a story based on a report by Bloomberg News that Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne has been talking to PSA Peugeot Citroen and Opel executives about the three carmakers merging into a single entity. Today, however, Marchionne refuted the...
- Change Of Plans For Chrysler Group, Will Eliminate Duplicate Models, Hints At U.s. Market Delta
The product plan brewing continues over at the Fiat Group – Chrysler LLC alliance. Following the recent news on the Jeep and Alfa Romeo brands, the group's CEO Sergio Marchionne offered new details on Chrysler LLC's strategy. In an interview...
- The Manchurian Candidate: Jeep Capitalizes On Fiat’s Chinese Operations, Wants To Build Suvs Locally
Now that Sergio Marchionne has consolidated Fiat-Chrysler management into a smaller, leaner unified team, its members are working full force to maximize the group’s capabilities. Jeep CEO Mike Manley travelled to China last Wednesday to negotiate...
- Marchionne Says 54.5 Mpg “doableâ€, Hints At Retirement, Drives A Charger
Chrysler and Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne gave a speech today at the 2011 CAR Management Briefing Seminars. He quoted philosopher Albert Camus, talked about the reason geese fly in a V formation (they create uplift for those that follow, thus extending...
- Marchionne: Fiat And Chrysler Could Merge Into A Single Entity In A Few Years
Speaking at the J.D. Power and Associates International Automotive Roundtable, Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne today told reporters that the two companies could merge into a single entity based in the U.S. in the near future. Until then, Chrysler...