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Fiat hit hardest by EU car sales slump 
Fiat quits Confindustria over collective bargaining 
US sells remaining Chrysler stake to Fiat Fiat’s shares shot up on a higher than expected second quarter trading profit and it said it may raise its profit targets later this year.
The Italian carmaker’s earnings before interest, taxes and one-off items rose to 651 million euros from 310 million a year ago
Fiat also announced further details of plans to split the car business from its industrial activities.
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