The smooth ride for Fiat, which wants to create the world’s second-largest carmaker by buying Chrysler and GM, lasted less than a day, with the Italian automaker running into Chrysler creditors who oppose the move and the German government setting out tough conditions to buy GM’s Opel. Financial Times
Posted by Ellen Wallace on 5 May 2009 at 6:24 | permalink
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Tags: Chrysler, creditors, Fiat, GM
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