JLR's future models to have petrol option, too
Launches Discovery Sport (petrol) at 56.50 lakh21-06-2016
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Jaguar Land Rover copycat lawsuit proceeds despite patent cancellation
China's cancellation of Jaguar Land Rover's patent on the Range Rover Evoque will not stop it from going after Jiangling Motors21-06-2016
Brexit or no Brexit, no stopping India's bull market; here's why
NEW DELHI: The looming threat of Brexit or the British Referendum, which is still a possibility, has been haunting markets across the globe, including India. However, experts firmly believe that India is in a sweet spot and after a knee-jerk reaction to Brexit, should it materialise, the market will against begin its uptrend. The mother of all bull markets is still ahead of us, experts said. Going by opinion polls, the possibility of Brexit has reduced considerably, but the risk still remains. Three opinion polls ahead of Thursday's vote showed the 'Remain' camp is recovering momentum, although the overall picture remains one of an evenly split electorate, media reports said. "The Brexit vote is important. Over the weekend, the likelihood of a Brexit has come down. Still, if it happens, it may not be very damaging in the short term. But my fear is that it will lead to a breakup of the European Union, which I think will be really unsettling for the markets," Rakesh Jhunjhunwala of Rare Enterprises told ET Now on Monday. "It is a known risk, it is a real risk. But now the odds are only 30 per cent, so that risk is mitigated to that extent. But the only thing I know is that the mother of all bull markets still lies ahead of us. Only that we do not know when," he said. With the referendum just two days away, investors across the globe are looking to analysts for understand the impact of a 'Leave vote'. The event can...21-06-2016
Outperform Tata Motors, target Rs 530: Credit Suisse
Adjusted profit after tax should grow at 15 per cent and beat the Street expectations.20-06-2016
Why Brexit matters to Jaguar Land Rover
JLR may become vulnerable to volume and margin concerns, currency risk and may suffer manpower issues, if Britain were to exit the EU20-06-2016
CV service: Tata Motors rides Vector model for turnaround
To transform after-sales network for commercial vehicles17-06-2016
Intimation of Schedule of Analyst / Institutional Investor Meetings
Tata Motors Ltd has informed BSE regarding "Intimation of Schedule of Analyst / Institutional Investor Meetings".17-06-2016
Buy Tata Motors, target Rs 545: CLSA
The import tariffs may apply on both legs post-Brexit, which would adversely impact JLR, said the CLSA report. A potentially weaker GBP post-Brexit could provide some cushion.17-06-2016
Brexit fears weaken Tata Motors, but brokerages remain gung-ho about it
With the Brexit vote just a week away, the Tata Motors stock has been in focus over the past few weeks, as a possible exit of Britain from the European Union can be a big negative for the Indian auto firm's British subsidiary Jaguar & Land Rover (JLR).16-06-2016
Butschek to restructure Tata Motors as part of 3-year plan
Tata Motors's new CEO and MD aims to realign verticals such as R&D;, production and supply in bid to remove bottlenecks15-06-2016