Chrysler, the smallest of the Detroit "Big Three" carmakers, has made an impressive return to form since it filed for bankruptcy in 2009. CEO Sergio Marchionne says it will rake in $2 billion from car and truck sales in 2011. However it still has to complete its merger with Fiat, run by Frenchman Olivier François.
A battle over groundbreaking changes at Fiat's flagship plant in Turin has stirred a heated debate about the future of Italian industry and the defence of workers' rights.
Fiat has now officially split its industrial vehicle business from its automobile unit, and the newly stripped back Fiat Industrial was floated in Milan Monday. The CEO reiterated at the ceremony that there are no plans to merge Fiat and Chrysler.
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Fiat's shareholders agreed on Thursday to a historic decision that will see the Italian car maker split in two parts. From January, car production will stay with Fiat and industrial parts manufacture will go to a new company, Fiat Industrial.
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A month after the US Supreme Court cleared the way for Italian automaker Fiat to acquire assets of the bankrupt US carmaker Chrysler, the European Commission has also given its approval. Regulators said the move wouldn't hurt competition in Europe.
A week after it sealed a tie-up with Fiat and emerged from bankruptcy protection, US auto giant Chrysler has announced that it will restart production at seven of its North American factories at the end of the month.
The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for Italian automaker Fiat to acquire assets of the bankrupt US carmaker Chrysler. This global strategic alliance, backed by the US and Canadian governments, will create a new global automotive company.
