lawsuit from general motors saying that it's confident of reaching a binding merger deal with the p.s.a. group but they by the end of the year so do you believe that this deal will be reached and how significant would it be. i mean this is a huge deal that p.s.a. would just to show it's also opal which used to be owned by general motors which is why you see general motors attacking the situation there's also some other brands under that and then of course chrysler includes ram chrysler dodge and jeep and ram trucks so that merger together that makes for a very strong situation bring peugeot vehicles maybe not under the name brand but that product into the marketplace for some of the older models like the course or $300.00 that's been sitting there forever and never got enough face to it charger and challenger and maybe some s.u.v.s bringing in that vehicle will be great and will also allow for electric vehicles to merge in with the at chrysler to help them with some government regulations this will go through even though general motors has accused them of record tiering which i think is a bit

p.s.a. will sign a merger agreement in the coming weeks according to a communication sent to employees of both groups obtained by reuters once the deal is finalized the resulting company will be the world's 4th largest automaker chrysler chairman john commented on the situation last week saying expected a binding merger deal with the french automaker by the end of the year now meanwhile and other auto related news south korea's hyundai said tuesday it has signed a preliminary agreement to build a new factory in indonesia the automaker is planning to invest $1550000000.00 in the indonesia facility from now until 2030 with the funds going to produce product development and operational costs the factory which will be the 1st for $1.00 die in southeast asia will start production in 2021 planes and to manufacture 150000 vehicles yearly with ambitions to grow that number to $250000.00 per year. and has been a crazy year for tech companies in silicon valley and some of the most impressive and high flying companies. and we work have collectively lost about $100000000000.00 in value just this year alone the b