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Pre-bookings open in India for Tesla Model 3
01 Apr 2016
The Model 3 pre-order page lets customers in India book a Tesla by paying $1,000 (roughly Rs66,000), which is refundable in case of a cancellation
Pre-bookings open in India for Tesla Model 3
01 Apr 2016
The Model 3 pre-order page lets customers in India book a Tesla by paying $1,000 (roughly Rs66,000), which is refundable in case of a cancellation
VW India to recall 3,877 Vento cars over emissions issue
01 Apr 2016
Volkswagen said the problem of excessive CO emission was limited to the 1.5-litre diesel variant of the Vento sedan and was unrelated to the global emission test rigging scandal
VW India to recall 3,877 Vento cars over emissions issue
01 Apr 2016
Volkswagen said the problem of excessive CO emission was limited to the 1.5-litre diesel variant of the Vento sedan and was unrelated to the global emission test rigging scandal
Flipkart acquires payment firm PhonePe
01 Apr 2016
Flipkart acquires payment firm PhonePe
01 Apr 2016
Cameron rues lack of takers for Tata’s steel assets
31 Mar 2016
Chairing an emergency meeting on Tata Steel’s decision to pull out of the UK, Prime Minsiter David Cameron said his government will do all it can to save thousands of jobs, but ruled out nationalisation
Cameron rues lack of takers for Tata’s steel assets
31 Mar 2016
Chairing an emergency meeting on Tata Steel’s decision to pull out of the UK, Prime Minsiter David Cameron said his government will do all it can to save thousands of jobs, but ruled out nationalisation
Bharti Airtel launches 4G services in Goa
30 Mar 2016
Tata Steel puts entire UK business up for sale
30 Mar 2016
After a marathon board meeting in Mumbai, Tata Steel has decided to put an end to its UK journey that began with the purchase of Corus in 2007, as it sees no prospect of a turnaround in a market glutted with cheap imports
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