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- Jaguar Land Rover Posts Q2 Net Loss
- MUMBAI (Reuters UK) - Tata Motors' TAMO Jaguar Land Rover unit reported a net loss of 60 million pounds in the September quarter and had debt of 90 billion rupees (1.18 billion pounds), the Indian firm's chief financial officer said on Friday.(Reporting by Pratish Narayanan; Editing by John Mair)
- News items 2009-11-27
- Tata seeks £100m boost for UK brands
- Tata Motors, which is reporting a quarterly loss caused by sliding sales at Jaguar and Land Rover, said it planned to raise at least £100m ($163m) of working capital for the two ailing UK car brands.Ravi Kant, the Indian carmaker's vice-president, said that cost-cutting advice for JLR from consultants...
- External links 2009-08-31
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- JLR negotiates advance of funding for £175m
- Oct 8 2009 by John Cranage, Birmingham Post Jaguar Land Rover secured a further multi-million pound tranche of funding yesterday with the help of its Indian owner, Tata Motors. The luxury carmaker announced it had negotiated an advance of £175 million from the State Bank of India. It brings the...
- News items 2009-10-07
- Jaguar Land Rover secures short-term financial future
- Aug 11 2009 Jaguar Land Rover's owners Tata have secured private sector funding for the company's short-term financial needs and UK Government support for the manufacturer is not now needed, the Government said today. Tata Motors of India bought JLR from Ford last year and first approached the Government for...
- News items 2009-08-11
- Tata blames Jaguar Land Rover for £41 million quarterly loss
- Sep 1 2009 by Alison Dayani, Birmingham Post Indian car giant Tata has blamed Jaguar Land Rover for a £41.2 million quarterly loss. Tata Motors, which pumped in millions to turn around JLR's fortunes, recorded the loss between April and June saying it had been driven by a 52 per cent...
- News items 2009-08-31
- Jaguar Land Rover Volumes Rise
- By Pratish NarayananMUMBAI (Reuters UK) - Tata Motors TAMO, India's top vehicle maker, on Friday posted an unexpected September quarter consolidated net profit, aided by investment returns and strong volume growth from its Jaguar Land Rover unit.Jaguar Land Rover JLR saw sales volume rise 23 percent from the previous quarter,...
- News items 2009-11-27
- Tata secures private funding for Jaguar and Land Rover
- India's Tata Motors yesterday said it had secured private funding for its Jaguar and Land Rover marques, ending state aid talks with the UK government.Shares in India's biggest vehicles maker rose 6.81 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange following the news, in a clear sign that investors feel...
- External links 2009-08-11
- Would You Bail Out Jaguar Land Rover?
- Britain's already pledged £400bn to the banks -- a necessary step, most would argue, to prevent economic collapse. But what about further bail-outs in other struggling sectors? When is government intercession essential to the UK's economic survival? So far, the government's resisted further...
- Blog posts 2009-01-06
- How Google Apps helped Jaguar Land Rover keep motoring after Ford sale
- Following its sale by parent company Ford last year, car maker Jaguar Land Rover has had to face the thorny problem of cutting itself loose from Ford's web of business applications. JLR is spending ?200m separating its IT operations from Ford, largely on carrying out the painstaking process of copying...
- News items 2009-10-27
- Aladdin to retain leading position. (constant growth throughout 1998, Aladdin Knowledge Systems)
- A report recently published by Josephtal Lyon & Ross JLR indicates that Aladdin Knowledge Systems will maintain constant growth throughout the coming year and to the end of the decade. "We project that, through the end of the decade, Alad A report recently published by...
- Research articles 1997-05-15
- Critical issues: Writing for Rosie: How a journalist uses (and doesn't use) research
- Editors' Introduction. There were several reasons that we invited Jay Mathews, a seasoned education reporter for the Washington Post, to write the following piece for JLR'S Critical Issues section. First, we believed JLR should address in some fashion the National Reading Panel report released, after several delays, in April of...
- Research articles 2000-09-01
- Departing GM Europe head talks to Tata
- Carl-Peter Forster, the departing head of General Motors in Europe, is in talks with Tata Motors over a senior position at the Indian carmaker's luxury car group Jaguar Land Rover. People close to GM Europe told the Financial Times that Mr Forster was in talks with two companies over a...
- News items 2009-11-08
- Departing GM Europe head talks to Tata
- Carl-Peter Forster, the departing head of General Motors in Europe, is in talks with Tata Motors over a senior position at the Indian carmaker's luxury car group Jaguar Land Rover.People close to GM Europe told the Financial Times that Mr Forster was in talks with two companies over a...
- External links 2009-11-08
- On the limits of reframing: Rereading the National Academy of Sciences Report on Reading
- Jim Gee's (1999) essay "Reading and the New Literacy Studies: Reframing the National Academy of Sciences Report on Reading" (appearing in the September 1999 issue of JLR), a set of reflections on the report titled Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young Children (National Research Council, 1998), contains a number of misstatements...
- Research articles 2000-03-01
- Federated Department Stores Faces Lawsuit from Stockton, Calif., Company.
- By Bruce Spence, The Record, Stockton, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 1--A small Stockton company that wholesales Chinese-made seasonal men's gifts has sued Federated Department Stores Inc. for nearly $450,000, charging the corporation with not paying for merchandise and with...
- Research articles 2003-01-01
- Better Days Ahead for Indian ETFs?
- Tom Lydon ETF Trends submits: India is a country marked by its entrepreneurial spirit, but some poor decisions or maybe just bad timing in the marketplace may have thrown the country’s economy and related exchange traded funds off balance. In particular, an Indian corporate jewel, Tata Motors, has gone...
- External links 2009-02-26
- Technology centre to commercialise research
- A £40m manufacturing technology centre MTC has opened in the Midlands to narrow the gap between scientific discovery and commercial exploitation. Birmingham, Nottingham and Loughborough universities and The Welding Institute TWI hope to commercialise their scientific findings through collaborative research at the centre with firms such as Rolls Royce, Aero...
- News items 2009-10-29
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