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Renault reportedly wants to merge with Nissan and buy Fiat ChryslerNew auto giant would look to compete with Volkswagen, Toyota.
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Renault reportedly plans to restart Nissan merger talks in bid to buyout Fiat-ChryslerOne of the world's largest car-making pacts could become even larger. Renault is reportedly planning to merge with Nissan, then buy Fiat-Chrysler.
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Fiat Chrysler might gain from M&A waiting gameThe carmaker is in demand. Already the subject of interest from Peugeot, it could also face a bid from a merged Renault-Nissan, the FT says. Such a deal would be tricky and take time. But patience could give the Agnelli clan better options to solve FCA’s tech and Asian headaches.
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Peugeot, After Digesting GM’s Europe Business, Set Sights on Fiat ChryslerPeugeot maker approached Fiat Chrysler about forming a $45 billion industry behemoth that would reposition their businesses in the U.S. and Europe
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Fiat Chrysler shares climb on talk of a merger analysts think is 'half-baked'A report Wednesday said Renault would consider merging with Fiat Chrysler, but Renault's current troubles with Nissan are a major stumbling block.
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Volkswagen not interested in any tie-up with Fiat Chrysler: CEO to Il SoleVolkswagen is not interested in a tie-up with rival Fiat Chrysler as the German ...
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Peugeot needs FCA more than the other way aroundCarlo Tavares is reading from Sergio Marchionne’s script. A $45 bln merger would, in theory, deliver massive cost savings which could be invested in new technology. But politics makes that hard. And while PSA would gain a U.S. foothold the Agnellis would be pulled back to Europe.
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CME's CEO explains the biggest issue regulators have with bitcoinTerry Duffy, CME Group's CEO, told Business Insider cryptocurrency backed by fiat money will likely be the only acceptable form of regulators.
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Peugeot, After Digesting GM’s Europe Business, Set Sights on Fiat ChryslerPeugeot maker approached Fiat Chrysler about forming a $45 billion industry behemoth that would reposition their businesses in the U.S. and Europe
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