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Exor Plans to Focus on Larger, Global Investments
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May 29 (Bloomberg) -- John Elkann, chairman of Exor SpA, the holding company that controls Fiat SpA, talks about plans to focus on larger investments and the impact of the European debt crisis on revenue. He speaks with Bloomberg's Flavia Rotondi in Turin. (Source: Bloomberg)
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