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Renault's Senard says jobs and Nissan will be safe in FCA deal

Renault Chairman Senard's charm offensive may be yielding results. Nissan "understood the message I brought here, although obviously they can't digest it in one night," Senard said. (Kim Kyung Hoon/REUTERS)
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Reed Stevenson
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Bloomberg
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May 30, 2019 06:56 AM

TOKYO -- Convincing the stakeholders of Renault and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles on the merits of a merger may be the easy part. The hard task is selling the deal to Renault’s alliance partner, Nissan, as well as labor groups and politicians wary of job cuts.

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