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Gujarat to charge Tatas Rs 900 per sq mt for Nano land GANDHINAGAR: The Gujarat government has decided to charge Rs 900 per square meter from Tatas for the 1,100 acre land given for Nano Car Project in Sanand, officials sources said. The state cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister...

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The Tatas have sought an apology from Orient-Express Hotels for its "libellous" remark that sought to show the Indian conglomerate's hospitality business in poor light. In a strongly worded letter to OEH's CEO Paul White, Indian Hotels vice-chairman R K Krishna Kumar said, "The purpose of this...

Tata Group, easily India's most respected business house, has been named the world's third most accountable and transparent company by Britain's One World Trust although US hotel chain Orient-Express has not found it worthy of an alliance. According to Rob Lloyd, the report's lead author, the...

NEW DELHI: The Rs 1-lakh car isn’t the only affordable technology that Tata Motors will introduce in 2008. India’s largest four-wheel automaker has plans to bring out cars fired by compressed air, the cheapest auto fuel in the world. Tata Motors will start producing cars running on air fuel...

MUMBAI: Tata Motors could face stiff competition and hurdles if it chooses to make a bid for Jaguar and Land Rover, the iconic British brands put on the block by Ford Motor, the troubled American automobile giant. Ford has imposed severe conditions on bidders to protect it from any potential...

After indigenous production of world-class cars, auto major Tatas now plans to come out with a whole new range of trucks to compete with global majors. With the golden quadrilateral highway project, linking four metros in the country, in advance stages of completion, there is a dire need for...

Mumbai: After an abortive attempt to foray into the aviation sector in the mid-1990s, the Tata group has ruled out any immediate plans to enter the business. "We have no plans at present to enter the aviation business. However, this does not mean that we won't relook at the business in the...

MUMBAI: The Tata group said there have been no talks with UK’s biggest retailer Tesco, which was jilted at the door by the Sunil Mittal-owned Bharti Enterprises, who preferred an alliance with Wal-Mart. Says R K Krishna Kumar, director, Tata Sons: “There have been no discussions with Tesco. Let...