We continue to believe that Here is a fantastic strategic asset, well under-valued by the transaction whereby Nokia sold it to a consortium of car makers for well under $3 billion ($2.6 billion). So, we’re not too surprised that Intel has put up what must have been closer to $450 million, rather than the $390 million the original transfer price would entail, for 15% of it. This deal pushes down the shareholding of Audi BMW and Daimler to around 75%, when you take into account that Chinese interests announced a week ago, that they have also bought 10% of the company. That deal was cut by Tencent, its local investment NavInfo and Singapore state-owned investment firm GIC and none of…