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Fiat Considers Moving Headquarters to the US After Chrysler Acquisition


According to anonymous sources Fiat plans to move its headquarters to the US once the merger with Chrysler would be complete. Currently, CEO Sergio Marchionne is evaluating the possibility of transferring from Turin, where Fiat was founded back in 1899, to the States as the company’s profit and revenue center moves to North America. Last year North America accounted for 75% ...
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