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BusinessJSW Group, led by billionaire Sajjan Jindal, has incorporated Chinese technology in developing its first electric bus. The company collaborated with CHTC Kinwin, the electric commercial vehicle division of Chinese conglomerate CHTC, to obtain technological expertise and key components, according to industry sources and trade records reviewed by Mint.
Mint Companies·2h ago
BusinessNoel Tata aims to merge Tata companies while keeping Tata Sons private, avoiding a public listing. However, the Reserve Bank of India has rejected earlier requests to relax regulatory restrictions on Tata Sons. Internal dissent within the Tata Sons board and opposition from the Shapoorji Pallonji Group further complicate the merger plan, raising questions about its feasibility.
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WorldMark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan donated $4 million to preserve the historic Alakoko Fishpond in Hawaii, which is over 600 years old. The donation helped acquire the site for long-term care by the nonprofit Mālama Hulē‘ia. Their effort supports education on traditional Hawaiian aquaculture and native ecosystems, protecting the fishpond from environmental threats and development.
Times of India·21h ago
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JSW Group, led by billionaire Sajjan Jindal, has incorporated Chinese technology in developing its first electric bus. The company collaborated with CHTC Kinwin, the electric commercial vehicle division of Chinese conglomerate CHTC, to obtain technological expertise and key components, according to industry sources and trade records reviewed by Mint.
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