group last year but now p.s.a. is putting the brakes on oprah. also the program house prices keep going up and up but how much is too much that's a question not only germans have to tackle it's a global problem. and small and medium sized companies here are leading the way when it comes to. boy migrants we highlight one bavarian success story in a very traditionally german sector. and so for business on the w m how you know yes it's good to have you with us opus sluggish sales are keeping the company in crisis mode and next month employees will be sent home as the production line is shut down for a week and overall capacity is reduced or money for two decades a year ago its former owner general motors sold the ailing company to francis here say despite better figures the company is struggling to stay profitable. our financial correspondent done you call past been following the story for us at the frankfurt stock exchange hi daniel it's good to see you now let's head back to the time when oprah was actually sold to post a trend there were many fea

centers it's to be integrated into the p.s.a. group and work on projects for all the concerns makes the open eyed fuck your don points out that the centers of competence have preserve the zero point d.n.a. very well seeds are an opal strong point so opal will keep delivering the quality that customers expect and that is part of the company's current program about it and i thought the. engine development division will survive too and be an important part of all the groups makes so ople sees itself in a sound position for a sustainable future. for savings bands unveiled its vision e.q. silver arrow in pebble beach california during monterey car week single seater show car is an homage to the record breaking w one twenty five from one nine hundred thirty seven the vision e q silver arrow was billed for action. liberation and fun at the wheel and provides a preview of future mobility. bentley has revealed the subtly updated version of word seven year old continental g.t. having dispense with the faith on platform and now shares its a

centers it's to be integrated into the p.s.a. group and work on projects for all the concerns makes the open in iraq your down points out that the centers of competence have preserve the zero point d.n.a. very well seeds are an opel strong point so opel will keep delivering the quality that customers expect and that is part of the company's current program about it about the hard to become the. engine development division will survive two and be an important part of all the groups makes so ople season self and is sound position for a sustainable future. very sadie's value one twenty five from one thousand nine hundred thirty seven the vision e.q. silver arrow was billed for acceleration and fun at the wheel and provides a preview of future mobility. bentley has revealed essentially updated version of its seven year. continental g.t.c. having dispense with the fate time platform and now shares its architecture with a new porsche panamera a large six liter w twelve engine has been retained the continental g.t. is an old school gran

even so all new opals will be built on one of two p.s.a. platforms so are these actually peugeot's hiding behind a badge you. of everybody knows flavio friesan insists that the platform strategy does not involve badge engineering everything that can be seen or touched and the handling as well has been separately developed for opel cars or thoughts and vica. one good example is the opel grand land x. it's based on the same platform as the pujo three thousand and eight and you have from the outside there's no visible clue that these vehicles share a platform assembly details such as the seat killer are like why specifically each of the two cars the same goes for the interior each out on maker follows its own philosophy. soon a long standing classic from will also be based on a p.s.a. platform a next course it is about to take. are reaching yet money saving steps toward the future. flavio friesan turns to an exhibit of a model c m p platform and elaborates that the next generation open course appearing in showrooms in twenty nineteen will be b

bringing down the cold from the frankfurt stock exchange just two months ago you and i discussed p.s.a. the french owner of the announcing an operating profit or pool of five hundred million euros for the first half of this year the first profit in twenty years and now this. yeah exactly they are again in trouble and the situation that we are having there right now is actually not the first time that this is happening already in the past years over lana says how they are called were on force reduced working hours that could now also happen from october again even though most of the jobs are secured under twenty twenty three there's a lot of pressure and yes you are right it was quite surprising when we got the report some weeks ago that the car maker was for the first time in little three years in the winning zone we have to remember that opel had certain restrictions under the ownership of g.m. with which countries it could do business with that's with peers a the new owner not anymore the case but still it's not clear what all of this is going to mean and which ruled the big producti

money for two decades a year ago its former owner general motors sold the ailing company to francis p.s.a. despite better figures the company is struggling to stay profitable. our financial correspondent daniel corps pass been following the story for us at the frankfurt stock exchange hi daniel it's good to see you know let's head back to the time when oprah was actually sold to post a trend there were many fears their factories or the factory in germany specifically would be closed isn't this what we're seeing right now a really bad sign. well hi there have you know what i can tell you that the open line is that's how they're called here and germany they have a job guarantee actually with p.s.a. until the year of twenty twenty three but still this new is not creating good spirit among the employees we are her hearing that their work or council now wants to have talks with the management and there could be even more problems for the employees from october on because we're hearing that in the factories of eisenach and also in one of the polish facilities there could be also forced reduced

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financial correspondent in frankfurt just two months ago you and i discussed p.s.a. the french honorable announcing an operating profit of five hundred million euros for the first half of this year and that was the first profit in twenty years and now this. yeah exactly and it seems that the open and that's how they are called will even have more travel we are hearing that also from october or are in different production facilities around germany but also in poland there will be beside what you just mentioned also on forest mandatory reduced working hours and all of this is not really creating a good spirit at the moment we are hearing that the worker is trying to get should gather with the management of opel to discuss this issue and yes it was really a surprise when we talked to months ago that opel after twenty. two years was back in the winning zone we have to remember that under the ownership of general motors this was never the case has also had to do with this and now you know that opel was not allowed to do business with all the countries they wanted to do bu

jason: and p.s.a. is the owner and citron.want to read this line -- the challenge has been how to profitably produce low-margin cars in a high cross-country. that is quite difficult to navigate. the new ceo seems to be making bold, but ultimately effective decisions. tell us about him and what he as done. >> the ceo has emerged in recent years as one of the most high profile ceos in the industry. there is a lot to talk about musk and tesla and may be going private and abandoning the lan. in many ways, the ceo of psa is the complete opposite of elon usk. he is very reserved, extremely disciplined. he has a very strong track record of meeting all his financial targets. he has been a key driver behind the turnaround at the french manufacturer itself. he took over as coo of psa. expectations were skeptical at the beginning. it is based in a high cost country like france, with a strong focus on europe, and he repeated that restructuring at opel, even though the industry is facing difficult times. he imposed a lot of discipline to m

p.s.a. probably safe to say that zion, only the second u.s.y traded company to cross that $1 trillion mark, would have never hit that milestone if it accept selling just books. how did jeff bezos' creation get so big? take a listen to his explanation in this interview with david rubenstein. >> what compeled you to sell things more than books? >> we started selling books, we started selling music and then videos. then i got smart, and i e-mailed a thousand ramdomly selected customers and asked them besides the things we sell today, what wu like to see us sell. that answer came back incredibly long-tailed. it was whatever they were looking for at that point. one of the answers was i wish you sold windshield wiper blades because i really need them. i thought to myself we can sell anything this way. so then we launched electronics, and toys, and many other categories over time. the vision became -- you read the original business plan, it was just books. >> your stook at one point was $100, and it went down to $of. >> at the peak of the internet bu

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the open line is that's how they're called here and germany they have a job guarantee actually with p.s.a. until the year of twenty twenty three but still this news is not creating good spirit among the employees we are her hearing that their work or council now wants to have talks with the management and there could be even more problems for the employees from october on because we're hearing that in the factories of aizen art and also in one of the polish facilities there could be also forced reduced working hours so yeah this appears they are right now is not very good that's for the employees but let's take a look at investors because the performance of the company has been better since the takeover of soros we know how do investors see this well when you talk from the investor's perspective they are actually pretty in a good spirit at the moment we have to remember that opel was for about twenty years not in the winning zone now about two months ago for the first time they were able to return to the winning zone and now with p s a they also have the opportunity to enter markets they

put out a p.s.a. about b.e.c. does everyone know what a business compromise or c.e.o. fraud attack is? no? it is essentially a phishing attack but instead of delivering a piece of malware or something designed to take over a machine they are posing as someone in the organization someone with fiscal responsibility say the director of accounts payable and saying hey this is the c.e.o. we really knead you to wire this money to the client. it is an emergency. they never got the pay-off. we need you to wire this money to the don't other whatever the case is and there is no malware. there are no attachments. it is highly targeted. and manages to bypass perimeter defenses like clock work. the losses total for this type of attack alone, $12.5 billion for 2018. so like i said, what can we do to provide our thought, lee:, research, and the things we're doing in the field in the wild as we call it every day to boost your continual efforts and help educate organizations that there are other attacks that may not even look at the deploying of malware but deliver highly targeted spea