Fiat investors likely to approve Chrysler merger

Sergio Marchionne, left, and John Elkann, right, are keen to quash fears that the Chrysler merger will reduce Fiat's commitment to its home country. (Bloomberg)

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Gilles Castonguay

July 31, 2014 05:00 AM

MILAN -- Fiat shareholders will likely approve the automaker's merger with Chrysler Group when they meet in Italy for the last time on Friday.

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