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Technology Drives Deals Because No One Wants to Be the Next Blockbuster (Video)

Fiat Chrysler‘s pursuit of a merger with Renault is the latest deal motivated by corporate executives’ want to avoid becoming the following Blockbuster Video.
Fiat Chrysler‘s pursuit of a merger with Renault is the latest deal motivated by corporate executives’ desire to avoid becoming the next Blockbuster Video.

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