Fiat stock falls amid concerns over cash flow

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Fiat S.p.A. of Italy shares fell but recovered, decreasing more than 11 percent as the automobile giant announced its financial targets and the final payout from General Motors Corp. expected. Financial losses for the first quarter are forecast as 106 million Euro with overall operating performance losses for the year forecast at 190 million Euro.

United States, Financial management, Commodity & service prices, Industry Overview, Finance, Prices and rates, International aspects, Company financing, Company pricing policy

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CEO gives Fiat new acceleration, but can it last?

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New Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne of Fiat S.p.A. has orchestrated a turn around of the Italian automobile company. Underperforming managers were sent packing, debts were cut and the stock price has revived. Shares on the New York Stock Exchange are up 43 percent to $8.29 and on the Milan Stock Exchange up to 6.95 Euros.

Management dynamics, Labor Distribution by Employer, Management, Statistics, Company business management, Marchionne, Sergio

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Fiat's 3 billion euros debt issue dominates Eurobond trade

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Fiat SpA debt issue dominated the Eurobond trade's secondary market. The company priced its two-tranche benchmark bond at 3 billion euros.

Motor Vehicles, Automobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

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