Sergio Marchionne
FCA aims to top GM, Ford with better N.A. profit margins in Q4
April 13Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is aiming to earn bigger North American profit margins than Ford and General Motors as soon as this year, paving the way for payouts to shareholders.
Marchionne's exit next year puts Fiat Chrysler in play for big merger deal
April 12Sergio Marchionne spent the last 14 years transforming FCA through a series of spinoffs and mergers from a near-bankrupt Italian conglomerate into a profitable automaker. His exit may open the door for the next big deal.
FCA's Marchionne open to tie-up talks, just not yet
March 6Fiat Chrysler, which held talks with Geely about a potential takeover, would be ready to discuss interest from any suitor only after completing a growth plan this year, CEO Sergio Marchionne said.
Marchionne calls for cooling-off on U.S. trade rhetoric
March 6Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne called for a cooling-off over U.S. threats to impose tariffs on steel, aluminum and European car imports, warning the resulting "noise" was complicating talks on the future of NAFTA.
FCA to spin off Magneti Marelli without raising money, report says
March 6Fiat Chrysler is looking to spin off Magneti Marelli to its shareholders via a Milan listing that will not raise money by selling new shares, Reuters reported.
How China's Geely sought to buy FCA
March 5The absence of Geely's Li Shufu from the world's biggest auto forums, such as this week's Geneva show, belies his ambitions. A trip by the Chinese billionaire to Italy last May could have resulted in a dramatically reshaped global auto industry.
Missed chance to honor Marchionne
March 5I don't know Sergio Marchionne personally, and I'm not a shareholder or stakeholder in any FCA business, but by nearly every account, his upcoming departure should be a victory lap for him.
Geely held informal talks with FCA before Daimler stock purchase, report says
Feb. 27Zhejiang Geely held informal talks about the potential takeover of Fiat Chrysler before the Chinese manufacturer turned its attention toward Daimler, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
Guys, it's not easy to close out a great career
Feb. 26Retirement age draws near for the heads of Daimler, FCA and Renault-Nissan. It has been a remarkable run for all three. But ...
Sergio's unfinished business: Cleaning up legal messes
Feb. 26Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne will leave an indelible mark on the auto industry when he retires early next year. Still, he has some big messes to clean up with many global government regulators before he goes.
Marchionne collects $36 million stock award, $12 million in base pay
Feb. 20FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne collected shares valued at about 29 million euros ($35.7 million) for the three-year period ended in 2016, according to the Italian-American automaker's 2017 annual report.
Sergio's final lap
Feb. 19One thing about Marchionne stands out as the onetime tax accountant and philosophy student prepares to step aside after nearly 15 years running first Fiat and now FCA: The guy knows how to make money.
