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Tata in India, TikTok in China, Toyota in Japan': List of top most valuable companies according to their country of origin - Vimarsana News

Tata in India, TikTok in China, Toyota in Japan': List of top most valuable companies according to their country of origin

Europe made its mark with brands like the UK's Shell, valued at $50 billion, and France's Louis Vuitton, with a brand value of $32 billion.

Tata Nexon gets five new variants: Here's what's new - Vimarsana News

Tata Nexon gets five new variants: Here's what's new

Cars News: The company has added AMT versions to the petrol and diesel engine options and this was previously available only from the Creative variants onwards.

New Tata Safari test mule spotted, could be all-electric version - Vimarsana News

New Tata Safari test mule spotted, could be all-electric version

Tata Safari.ev might come with all-wheel drive powertrain as well.

Business News: N Chandrasekaran gets second term as Tata Sons chairman - Vimarsana News

Business News: N Chandrasekaran gets second term as Tata Sons chairman

N Chandrasekaran gets second term as Tata Sons chairman : Rashtra News #Chandrasekaran #term #Tata #Sons #chairman The board of the Tata Sons, the investment arm of the Tata Group, which met on Friday, commended Chandrasekaran’s performance as executive chairman and unanimously approved his reappointment, Tata Sons said in a statement. Natarajan Chandrasekaran has been

Tesla: Beyond Tesla…Teslar, Teslast: India to reduce EV import duty for Tesla, other global automakers - Vimarsana News

Tesla: Beyond Tesla…Teslar, Teslast: India to reduce EV import duty for Tesla, other global automakers

India has agreed to reduce import duties on electric vehicles (EVs) for companies like Tesla, clearing the way for the automaker to enter the Indian market. The reduced duty, from 70-100% to 15%, applies to all global companies, not just Tesla, and is tied to a minimum investment of $500 million. While some argue against such concessions, noting that previous entrants faced no such benefits, the move could open the door for Tesla to compete in India's growing EV market, which is currently dominated by more affordable options.