Collaborations suggest that Sergio was right

September 14, 2020 04:00 AM

The deals General Motors struck with American Honda and Nikola are the latest in a compendium of evidence that supports the late Sergio Marchionne's 2015 theorem: Automaking is too expensive to do alone.

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