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Originally Posted by hooliganj
They're just talking about joint production for now, not anything like an actual merger.
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Talk leads to things. If there's one thing I've learned from companies in recent years, when they start "talking" about something, start worrying, because the announcement about them "talking" about it is only used to cushion the blow when they actually do announce that they've already agreed on it. Sometimes companies use that to judge general public responce to doing something, then if the responce is good they go forward with the idea. Other times it's used to distract the general public and let them rant and rave against that while the company sneaks something else in under the radar.
I'm not saying that this is true with this situation, but if the majority rule is true, then this is bound to happen and most likely will.