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    More Chrysler Group Sales Speculation: Bernhard's Back On The Back Of A Three-Headed Dog

    By Ray Wert, 8:50 AM on Wed Mar 14 2007, 652 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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    Looks like Dr. Z.'s favorite scion is back in the action, as the Financial Times is reporting Wolfgang Bernhard, the restructuring expert who helped to turn around the 'merican side of the German-American hybrid five years ago, has signed an advisory contract with Cerberus Capital Management. Wethinks that's going to strengthen their bid just a bit, eh? Bernhard, who was chief operating officer at the Chrysler Group until he left to run V-Dub, signed the contract for a full-time role recently, according to the UK financial daily. Wow, what with their big stake in GMAC, the three-headed dog of capital management's really getting into this whole automakin' thing. [Hat tip to Kevin!] – Ray Wert

    Cerberus gets Bernhard to advise on Chrysler bid [Reuters]

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    Continuing The Chrysler Group Sales Speculation: What Gettelfinger Wants, Gettelfinger Gets!; Even More Chrysler Group Sales Speculation: Jedi Council Edition [internal]

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    Chrysler, Fiat To Create "Global Strategic Alliance"

    Earlier, we told you Italian automaker Fiat will take a 35% stake in the still-partially-German-owned U.S. automaker Chrysler, creating what they term a "Global Strategic Alliance." At least it's not a "Global Strategic Axis." Although, since 19.9% of Chrysler is still owned by German automaker Daim... More »
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    CNBC's Jim Cramer Takes On Bob Nardelli With A Home Depot T-Shirt

    We love CNBC's Jim Cramer for taking on Cerberus yesterday, calling the private equity firm "the absolute worst" for buying up Chrysler. The best part?

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