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Bajaj quadricycle Qute sees hot sales abroad
08 Apr 2016
Bajaj Auto on Thursday said it expects to export 10,000 units of its quadricycle Qute in the current financial year even as the mini four-wheeler awaits clearance for sale in India
For vintage fans, Land Rover to make 25 new ‘Series 1’ cars
07 Apr 2016
Land Rover will produce another 25 pieces of the original Series 1 version of its famous 4x4, which appeared in 1948, costing between £60,000 and £80,000 depending on whether it’s an 80-inch or 86-inch chassis model
For vintage fans, Land Rover to make 25 new ‘Series 1’ cars
07 Apr 2016
Land Rover will produce another 25 pieces of the original Series 1 version of its famous 4x4, which appeared in 1948, costing between £60,000 and £80,000 depending on whether it’s an 80-inch or 86-inch chassis model
UK minister Sajid Javid meets Tatas’ Mistry in Mumbai
07 Apr 2016
UK business secretary Sajid Javid had a two-hour meeting on Thursday with Tata chief Cyrus Mistry and other officials to discuss the contours of the sale of Tata Steel’s UK assets, with the British government anxious to avoid job losses
UK minister Sajid Javid meets Tatas’ Mistry in Mumbai
07 Apr 2016
UK business secretary Sajid Javid had a two-hour meeting on Thursday with Tata chief Cyrus Mistry and other officials to discuss the contours of the sale of Tata Steel’s UK assets, with the British government anxious to avoid job losses
UK minister Sajid Javid meets Tatas’ Mistry in Mumbai
07 Apr 2016
UK business secretary Sajid Javid had a two-hour meeting on Thursday with Tata chief Cyrus Mistry and other officials to discuss the contours of the sale of Tata Steel’s UK assets, with the British government anxious to avoid job losses
Amazon touts India model as formula for success
07 Apr 2016
Amazon touts India model as formula for success
07 Apr 2016
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