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bank shares are pulling down that market. battle of the bands! we ll speak to the boss of a company bringing the likes of hozier and bastille straight to your living room. today we want to know, as more car brands consolidate, does it matter which badges on the back of your car? is there enough choice in the car? is there enough choice in the car market? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. do get in touch with your thoughts on this story. our top story today. general motors, as was widely expected is selling opel and vauxhall general motors will sell opel to psa group the french company that owns peugeot and citroen. the price? $2.33 billion. as we speak, both companies are hosting a press conference in paris. buying gm s loss making european operations will make psa the continent s second biggest car maker after volkswagen and ahead of french rival renault. and it will be a giant. last year, psa and gm europe sold a combined 4.3 mi ....
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reporter: norah, hi. that s right. the early warnings that we re hearing for american consumers to buy their holiday gifts early really is the result of a perfect storm. the pandemic here in china shuttered a lot of factories, but americans stuck at home and still with money to burn actually bought more goods. add to that, the shortage of containers, ships, and power that s both electrical and manmade. the manufacturing metropolis of guangzhou, china is where these high-performance speakers begin their long journey to the united states. on a good day, workers here build and box up 2,000 speakers, as long as the electricity is on. if we re shut down for more than 15 minutes, then it creates a headache. reporter: american philip robertson runs the factory, and says random power outages plaguing china are costing him time and money. a generator keeps the factory running. so electricity from a generator for our application costs me at least four times ....