68 business. We own a piece of it, Toyota owns a piece of it and so on, and we've also built a number of nuclear plants in Japan. So, we have very close relationships with Japan and, of course, Utah being such a prime supplier to Japan only enhances all of our relationships in that country and adds significantly to General Electric's stake there. CARR: So, it's (not clear). It doesn't open any new doors, it just adds to that aura of... JONES: That's right. CARR: ...involvement, acceptability. It's more a general... JONES: It brings us much closer together. CARR: ...it's not a specific. It doesn't open any specific new doors. There are Japanese companies that are involved, I guess, in minority positions in some of Utah's. JONES: Oh, yes. Mitsubishi has a minority position. It's established relationships in Mitsubishi for us. No question about that. It also brings us a lot closer to the Japanese steel companies, who are major customers. CARR: Do they buy your products now, your other products? JONES: No. They would tend to buy most of their