Judge dismisses General Motors' bribery lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler
A federal judge in Detroit has dismissed General Motors' lawsuit alleging that rival Fiat Chrysler paid off union leaders to get better contract terms than GM.
Fiat Chrysler to restart manufacturing facilities in US, Canada on May 4
Fiat Chrysler announced Monday it plans to progressively restart its manufacturing facilities in the United States and Canada on Monday, May 4.
Fiat Chrysler ceasing production at North American plants amid coronavirus outbreak
Fiat Chrysler is temporarily suspending production at all its manufacturing sites in North America amid the coronavirus emergency.
UAW pressing Big Three to close US factories for coronavirus concerns
The United Auto Workers union is pressing the Big Three - Ford Motor Company, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler, to shut down all U.S. plants amid the coronavirus state of emergency.
Coronavirus ripple effect begins to hit auto industry
And those in the auto industry are on high alert for good reason. At General Motors for example, a spokesperson called it "a fluid situation" that is constantly being watched and updated.
UAW ratifies 4-year contract with Chrysler
UAW FCA US members have ratified its new deal
Feds: Fiat Chrysler engineer manipulated diesel emissions
An engineer has been charged with conspiracy and fraud in an alleged scheme to fool regulators about engine pollution from more than 100,000 Fiat Chrysler diesel vehicles.
Marchionne said to have died of cardiac arrest
"We are certainly going to remember Sergio Marchionne as the guy who saved two companies, and, in short order."
'Live Another Day' tells inside story of auto bailout
Producers Didier Pietri and Bill Burke join us on The Nine to tell us more about the film.