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...cars, communications, computer technology, power -- and, of course, hotels. Their revenues last year were $62.5 billion. Ratan Tata is often described as India's David Rockefeller. He joins me today to talk about how the attacks affect his hometown, the...
...have stopped what took place.” Why such a vast difference between the public and the elites over the mass killings? 4. Do Ratan Tata and Gujarat’s Narendra Modi have joint plans to undermine Maharashtra’s economic status? 5. Why Shaheed ATS chief Hemant...
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...apart, it is a fact that the Tata group is facing one of its toughest years in its entire existence of over a century. Ratan Tata’s grave facial expression in his recent public appearances—be it during his visit to the devastated facade of the Taj or at...
...of a possible terror strike, were eased just before the terrorists assaulted the landmark Taj hotel, Tata group chief Ratan Tata has said. “It’s ironic that we did have such a warning, and we did have some measures,” Mr. Tata told U.S. news channel CNN...
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