carol: as you know better than anyone, sergio marchionne was an incredible auto executive.he was, as you write in your book, he was on the phone constantly. he was on whatsapp messaging people constantly. tommaso: absolutely and this is one of the reasons i personally started to feel worried about his health condition because he was suddenly off-line.

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carol: next, what fiat risks with the sudden death of sergio marchionne.t, robert de niro on what it is like to work with netflix. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. robert de niro tells us what to expect at this year's tribeca film festival. how the future of steaks may depend on the future breed of cow. a book on the former ceo of chrysler and fiat who passed away last july and we got the preview. > this is his last interview and he gave me his overview of the future of the auto industry. at the time, it was emotional. i didn't know he was sick. he knew, but i didn't -- no one did. as i discovered for the book, he left everyone outside his relatives in the dark. no one knew he was sick and no one knew he was going to the hospital for the surgery, so this was a real shock. also for people very close to him for years. carol: let's go there because the excerpt talks about the fiat chrysler's chairman and he too didn't know that he was so sick. >> they had a very close professional and even

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the sudden death of sergio marchionne last year came as a shock to nearly everyone.zed, the companies he read came to a standstill as a man who oversaw everything from press releases to the design of for aris first suv. 's ceo has been described as quote critical to the execution of the company strategy, so how they manage without? chief chasedeau him around the globe last 10 and his new book tells the story of the man who fixed italy's biggest car brand. he joins us now. excerpt, it is almost like being there in the final days. in the hospital, walking around the lake in switzerland. what did you discover about how john elcon dealt with that, what he did next? >> good morning. you have been covering him all over the globe with me. you have turned member how he was so charismatic. and he was that for fiat chrysler, for all of its executives. and suddenly, he disappears. his whatsapp account went off-line. side to ahe only member of the board, people who used to have a relationship with them every often, somehow started to discover that something went wrong with them.