Luxury car maker Jaguar Land Rover, part of Tata Motors, plans to invest 200 million pounds in a plant in central England, the Daily Telegraph reported on Thursday.

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World food prices are expected to ease in April after three months of rises due to falls in some grain prices, but inflation worries are still simmering as soybean and rice prices climb - fanning fear

News Corp's board of directors came out in full support of Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch on Wednesday, some 36 hours after a British parliamentary committee had described him as unfit to run a major

Asian shares slipped on Thursday and the euro languished near a 2-week low after disappointing economic data from both sides of the Atlantic rekindled concerns about the strength of global growth.

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China's largest passenger vehicle exporter, Chery Automobile Co Ltd is in talks with banks for a roughly Rmb 6bn loan ($951 mln) for its joint venture with Jaguar Land Rover Ltd, a wholly owned subsid

India faces a 'high' risk of a shock in its balance of payments, unless the government cuts spending, including on subsidies, or oil prices decline sharply, Morgan Stanley warns.

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Citigroup maintains an 'aggressive' stance in its model portfolio for India, and keeps its target for the BSE index at 18,400 points from current levels at around 17,200.

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Audi AG plans to increase the capacity at its Indian plant by 50 per cent, the head of its India unit said, as it looks to become the country's biggest luxury vehicle brand.

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Germany's Adidas said it would cut the number of its Reebok stores in India by about one-third as it restructures operations in the country after discovering 'irregularities' at Reebok India.

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Nicolas Sarkozy faces Francois Hollande in a 'moment of truth' television debate on Wednesday that could be the French president's last chance to avoid defeat at the hands of his Socialist challenger