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Tatas threaten to scrap Vista electric launch on loan delay
Tata Motors has threatened to scrap its plan to launch Vista electric cars in the UK if it does not receive a £10 million loan from the British government soon, The Observer reported today.

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Autonomy with more powers for the commodity futures market regulator, Forward Markets Commission (FMC), now seems certain with the Reserve Bank of India saying that futures trading cannot be held responsible for the recent spurt in essential commodity prices. This clearly means that futures trading is getting support from policy-makers — a fact that is likely to prompt the government to introduce the Bill granting more powers to FMC in the next Parliament session.

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Indian chief information officers (CIOs) appear to be more progressive as compared with their global counterparts and are looking to ‘make innovation real’ and ‘expand business impact’ for their respective organisations.
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Indo-China border differences can be resolved: Pranab

India has said it does not visualise any conflict with China on border issues and that the two countries have agreed to resolve their differences through dialogue. - A K Bhattacharya: Who's batting for GST?">A K Bhattacharya: Who's batting for GST? - India can"t handle high fiscal deficit for long: Mukherjee - India economic opportunity - FinMin may resume release of monthly indirect tax data - Pranab in Scotland to address G-20 meet - CoS to meet on Nov 17 on FDI in aviation "It is true that we have differences with China on border. But, we have agreed to resolve them through dialogue," Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee told reporters in Scotland yesterday. Both Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabao had agreed to maintain peace and tranquillity on borders. On October 24, Singh and Wen met on the margins of the ASEAN Summit in Thailand amid Chinese protests over Arunachal Pradesh and reached a consensus that the two neighbours should forge a strategic partnership. India does not visualise any conflict on border issues with China, Mukherjee said, adding the bilateral trade between the two countries is expanding fast. "We have institutional arrangements. There is Indo- China Joint Commission. They meet regularly... Any dispute could be resolved," he said.


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