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Nearing a Chrysler - Fiat Deal

Chrysler must reach a deal with Fiat tomorrow to meet a deadline imposed by The White House. Sources close to the talks say the two automakers will indeed finalize their agreement tomorrow. However, Chrysler could still enter bankruptcy. NBR's Darren Gersh explains tonight.

Related NBR Stories & Links

• 04-28-09: Chrysler Arrives at a Key Deal
• 04-28-09: One on One with Francesco Guerrera of "The Financial Times"
• 04-28-09: Congressman Gary Peters on Chrysler's Woes - Extended Interview
• 04-24-08: John Wolkonowicz of IHS Global Insight Anaylzes Chrysler's Future

External Links/Articles*

• AutoObserver.com
  AutoObserver.com is website offering commentary on the automotive industry. The site is run by Edmunds. This links to an April 17, 2009 AutoObserver.com article titled, "Chrysler-Fiat: 'Value' for Fiat Means 'Free.'"
• Chrysler
  This links to the "News" section of Chrysler's corporate website. The page currently includes a "Loan News" link that offers information about the financial assistance Chrysler has received from the government.
• The Detroit News
  This links to an April 28, 2009 editorial published by The Detoit News. The editorial is titled, "Commentary: Give Fiat-Chrysler Deal a Chance."
• Fiat Group
  This links to the "Media Centre" section of Fiat's corporate website. A number of the recent press releases listed on the site are related to the firm's possible deal with Chrysler.
• IHS Global Insight
  IHS Global Insight is a forecasting firm that analyzes industry developments and trends in the global economy. This links to a sample of the company's "Perspectives" newsletter. The sample is currently a January 20, 2009 IHS Global Insight prepared on a possible Chrysler-Fiat Alliance.
• The White House
  This links to the March 30, 2009 post on The White House Blog, which included excerpts of President Obama's remarks about GM and Chrysler. His remarks about Chrysler include the establishment a 30 day period for the firm to reach a deal with Fiat and a discussion of the money the government will lend to the firm if the agreement is reached.

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