From Turin to Detroit

  • Giuseppe Berta
  • Chiara Casalino

Abstract

On 21 July 2011, Turin-based Fiat became the pivotal shareholder in Chrysler, Detroit’s smallest automobile manufacturer, with a 53.5 per cent stake, after paying $125 million to the Canadian government for its 1.5 per cent share and buying an additional 6 per cent from the US Treasury for $500 million.

Keywords

Corporate Governance Canadian Government Global Crisis International Alliance Industrial Competitiveness 
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  • Giuseppe Berta
  • Chiara Casalino

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