Who's to blame for the FCA-Renault deal collapse?

Macron — French politicians, led by President Emmanuel Macron, would do better to align their rhetoric with reality. (BLOOMBERG)

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The hunt for a scapegoat for the collapse of the merger talks between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Renault is in full cry.

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