MILAN -- Italy's largest automotive groups, led by Fiat-maker Stellantis, and unions signed an agreement for a 6.5 percent salary increase from this month for workers at their Italian operations to counter the effects of soaring inflation.
MILAN -- Italy's largest automotive groups, led by Fiat-maker Stellantis, and unions signed an agreement for a 6.5 percent salary increase from this month for workers at their Italian operations to counter the effects of soaring inflation.
Many automotive components have been subject to the global reciprocal and trafficking tariffs. Conflicting court rulings throw those tariffs into doubt.