12 Dec 2007
| by Stephen Foster
One Equity, whose bid is led by former Ford CEO Jacques Nasser, is the favourite, at least with US dealers who doubt that Jaguar s upscale cars fit well with Tata, which makes cheap cars for India. Both outfits are expected to bid between $1.8-$2bn ( 880m- 978m), cheap for two of the car world s most famous ...
04 Dec 2007
| by Jane Simms
of corporate India, consumers have an outdated perception of the country. Anholt s quarterly Nation Brands ...
- is being tainted by their perception of India as an employer of low-cost labour, as well as unsatisfactory ...
by producing quality products in global markets. But, he adds: India has a wider choice of ambassadors than ...
14 Nov 2007
| by Stephen Foster
that the rise in oil prices is being driven as much by speculators as it is demand from China and India ...
10 Aug 2007
| by Ben Bold
Management, TPG Capital and India s Tata Motors and Mahindra Mahindra. The sell-off of two of the great ...
30 May 2007
| by Lucy Barrett
to push on. It is already successful in the key growth regions; the marques are major players in India ...
24 Apr 2007
| by Jane Simms
-class creative capabilities, warned recently of the threat posed by countries such as China and India. These have ...
17 Apr 2007
| by David Tiltman
product that helps UK citizens take out mortgages in India. The US, where marketing specifically ...