US: Marchionne fears industry dysfunction will persist

In an address to the Automotive News World Congress in Detroit, Sergio Marchionne has expressed concern that a US economic recovery may tempt OEMs into avoiding tackling ongoing industry flaws. According to Bloomberg, Marchionne noted: “Recovery, with apologies to Karl Marx, is the opiate of dysfunctional industries. What remains unclear It’s time to log in … Continued

In an address to the Automotive News World Congress in Detroit, Sergio Marchionne has expressed concern that a US economic recovery may tempt OEMs into avoiding tackling ongoing industry flaws. According to Bloomberg, Marchionne noted: “Recovery, with apologies to Karl Marx, is the opiate of dysfunctional industries. What remains unclear

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