Is India Bad for Jaguar?
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Opposition has been raised to a possible takeover of two luxury brands by Indian companies, prompting accusations of racism
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A new government report finds India's tiger population has fallen drastically during the past five years.
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India's Tata Motors Ltd  is  preparing for "an outright purchase" of Ford Motor Co's   Jaguar and Land Rover luxury brands, against an earlier plan  for a majority stake, the Economic Times said on Wednesday.
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India's Tata Group is interested in acquiring Ford Motor Co's  Jaguar and Land Rover brands, the Indian conglomerate's chairman Ratan Tata said in remarks released on Friday.
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India's Tata Motors  is set to be named as the preferred buyer for Ford Motor's  luxury brands Jaguar and Land Rover as early as Friday after beating rivals with a bid of around $2 billion, Indian and British media reported.
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The 2004 Jaguar X-Type got the worst rating of any midsize sedan in side-impact crash tests conducted by the insurance industry. The X-Type, which starts at $31,000, fared worse
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India's drive to adopt a western economic model is threatening those who make their living from the jungle.
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Ford Motor Co  is poised to name  India's Tata Motors  as preferred bidder for its  Jaguar and Land Rover brands, Britain's Sunday Times newspaper  reported.
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India's Tata Motors, named front-runner to buy Ford's Jaguar and Land Rover units, could make a huge technological leap and save years of development by acquiring the car icons, analysts said.
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But come in, little car, the modellers have been expecting you It's small, it's cheap, it's low emission so... the arrival of the Tata Nano, India's new 'people's car', has been greeted by a wailing and a gnashing of the teeth from the environmental aristocracy. The prospect of millions of the global peasantry driving, emitting and pushing up 'our' gas prices is a nightmare. It promises to be, said Yale environmental law professor Daniel Esty, "an environmental disaster of substantial proportions."â¦
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By Christopher Hope Business Correspondent (Filed: 28/08/2004). A question mark is hanging over the future of Jaguar&#39;s three British plants, which employ 7,500 staff, after its owner Ford said it was cutting
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India News &gt; New Delhi, Aug 17 : For the first time since Sri Lanka&#39;s peace process got under way in February 2002, Tamil Tiger guerrillas have come under flak from the West amid growing signs of a revival of the armed conflict.
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Carmaker Ford  said on Thursday  that India's Tata Motors  was the front-runner to buy  its European brands -- Jaguar and Land Rover.
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Indian business conglomerate Tata Group has confirmed its interest in purchasing the Jaguar and Land Rover units of Ford, making Tata the first company to publicly suggest it would pursue the brands.
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When jaguars kill cattle, ranchers retaliate. Now conservationists are trying for a truce that could save the Americasâ biggest cat.
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War-zone waste from places like Iraq has made India a dangerous dumping ground
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Credit ratings agency Moody's says it may cut the ratings of Tata Motors if it buys Ford's Jaguar and Land Rover units, saying the acquisition could create "substantial" challenges for the Indian company.