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What could possibly be more important for Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne this week than the Frankfurt Motor Show? We’re only asking this question because the Fiat-Chrysler Group has announced that its CEO won’t attend the show because of “work commitmentsâ€. Fiat chairman John Elkann won’t be in Frankfurt either. So what is really happening at Fiat? Read more »
- Fiat Management To Meet With Italian Prime Minister To Discuss Its Future
It’s no secret that Fiat is in dire straits right now. Its CEO, Sergio Marchionne, is counting on increased productivity and U.S. sales, but he’s also prepared to close down two Italian plants if push comes to shove. According to Reuters,...
- European Manufacturers Association Elects Sergio Marchionne As Its New President
Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Fiat S.p.A., Chairman and CEO of Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A., Chairman and CEO of Chrysler Group LLC, as well as Chairman of Fiat Industrial S.p.A. and CNH Global N.V., has just added another title to his lengthy resume....
- Fiat Still Keen On Moving Headquarters From Italy To The Usa, Or So It Claims
In February, at an industry conference, Fiat SpA and Chrysler LLC Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne suggested that that the Italian automaker could eventually merge with its Detroit counterpart and move its corporate headquarters from Turin,...
- Marchionne Gets Nasty, Tells Vw Boss Piech To Go And Fix Seat Instead Of Eyeing Alfa Romeo
Speaking at the J.D. Power and Associates International Automotive Round-table in San Francisco, Fiat Group and Chrysler LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne bluntly reiterated that the Italians won’t sell Alfa Romeo to the Volkswagen Group, or anyone else...
- Luca Di Montezemolo To Resign As Chairman Of Fiat, Remains Chairman Of Ferrari
Italian automaker Fiat SpA Chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo confirmed Tuesday he will step down from his position as he has "completed the assignment given to him by the core shareholder in May 2004." The company said that Montezemolo will...
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Sergio Marchionne Skips Frankfurt Motor Show Due to "Work Commitments"
What could possibly be more important for Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne this week than the Frankfurt Motor Show? We’re only asking this question because the Fiat-Chrysler Group has announced that its CEO won’t attend the show because of “work commitmentsâ€. Fiat chairman John Elkann won’t be in Frankfurt either. So what is really happening at Fiat? Read more »
- Fiat Management To Meet With Italian Prime Minister To Discuss Its Future
It’s no secret that Fiat is in dire straits right now. Its CEO, Sergio Marchionne, is counting on increased productivity and U.S. sales, but he’s also prepared to close down two Italian plants if push comes to shove. According to Reuters,...
- European Manufacturers Association Elects Sergio Marchionne As Its New President
Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Fiat S.p.A., Chairman and CEO of Fiat Group Automobiles S.p.A., Chairman and CEO of Chrysler Group LLC, as well as Chairman of Fiat Industrial S.p.A. and CNH Global N.V., has just added another title to his lengthy resume....
- Fiat Still Keen On Moving Headquarters From Italy To The Usa, Or So It Claims
In February, at an industry conference, Fiat SpA and Chrysler LLC Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne suggested that that the Italian automaker could eventually merge with its Detroit counterpart and move its corporate headquarters from Turin,...
- Marchionne Gets Nasty, Tells Vw Boss Piech To Go And Fix Seat Instead Of Eyeing Alfa Romeo
Speaking at the J.D. Power and Associates International Automotive Round-table in San Francisco, Fiat Group and Chrysler LLC CEO Sergio Marchionne bluntly reiterated that the Italians won’t sell Alfa Romeo to the Volkswagen Group, or anyone else...
- Luca Di Montezemolo To Resign As Chairman Of Fiat, Remains Chairman Of Ferrari
Italian automaker Fiat SpA Chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo confirmed Tuesday he will step down from his position as he has "completed the assignment given to him by the core shareholder in May 2004." The company said that Montezemolo will...