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Article: Indian automaker gains new foothold in Detroit
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- Columbia Daily Tribune
- Article date:
- March 28, 2008
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DETROIT - Tata Motors, the Indian automaker that's about to burst
onto the global scene as the new owner of Jaguar and Land Rover and
a long-term partner for Ford Motor Co., is the other face of
globalization.
It is a foreign company that employs hundreds of people in
Detroit and plans to boost its work force substantially in the
region over the next three years.
"We are adding people in Detroit," said Warren Harris, chief
executive officer of Tata's Michigan-based Incat engineering group.
At a time when the common perception is that Indian companies pay
low wages and pilfer well-paying jobs from the United States, Incat
just won a contract for its employees in Oakland County, Mich., to ...
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Article: Tata Motors launches pick-up vehicle in Thailand.
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;
March 27, 2008 ;
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...Tata Motors launches pick-up vehicle in Thailand...Expanding its footprint in Thailand, India's Tata Motors today launched its one-ton pick-up vehicle...has been designed and manufactured by Tata Motors (Thailand) Co Ltd, a 70:30 joint venture...
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