MILAN/DETROIT (Reuters) -- CEO Sergio Marchionne's merger of carmakers Fiat and Chrysler will probably entail a U.S. share listing that cements North America as the group's new center of gravity and further sidelines Italy.
MILAN/DETROIT (Reuters) -- CEO Sergio Marchionne's merger of carmakers Fiat and Chrysler will probably entail a U.S. share listing that cements North America as the group's new center of gravity and further sidelines Italy.
Parts makers' views of Toyota, Honda and GM improved while Nissan, Ford and Stellantis grew less popular, Plante Moran's latest automaker-supplier relations study shows.