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The Detroit auto show is undergoing a drastic reorganization in 2020, when it will move from the dead of winter to early June to better appeal to car shoppers — and the growing list of automakers that have dropped out in recent years — with outdoor displays and on-road vehicle...
Mike Manley has just days to prepare for Fiat Chrysler's quarterly results presentation, an event investors will use to size up the company's new CEO and assess his plan to fill the shoes of Sergio Marchionne.
■ FCA's Altavilla, who had been a CEO candidate, reportedly steps down
■ Marchionne's condition may be 'irreversible,' report says
■ Illness ends career of Marchionne, the fix-it CEO
■ Fiat Chrysler's new CEO shows company's future is all about Jeep
■ BLOG: A flair for theatrics made Marchionne an exciting CEO to cover
■ New Ferrari CEO will be former tobacco executive
■ TIMELINE: Sergio Marchionne's transformative tenure
■ Jeep, Ram chief replaces ailing Marchionne as FCA CEO
■ FCA's new CEO a 'solid dealer guy'
■ John Elkann: 'Saddened to learn of Sergio's state of health'
■ FCA paints grim picture of Marchionne's health
■ Five top priorities for new Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley
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The Detroit auto show is undergoing a drastic reorganization in 2020, when it will move from the dead of winter to early June to better appeal to car shoppers — and the growing list of automakers that have dropped out in recent years...
Mike Manley has just days to prepare for Fiat Chrysler's quarterly results presentation, an event investors will use to size up the company's new CEO and assess his plan to fill the shoes of Sergio Marchionne.
If a key aim of the Trump import tariffs is to make America the global hot spot for auto innovation, industry leaders say the administration is going about it in a strange way.
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