Tata for Now; India's Industrial Outpost  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 400 no. 8750 (Sep. 2011), page 54-55.
Topik: International; Foreign Business; Conglomerates; Market Strategy; Manufacturers; Acquisitions & Mergers

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Tata UK is now the country's biggest manufacturer, with almost 40,000 workers--just ahead of British Aerospace. Add in Tata's service industries, such as consultancy, and the payroll tops 45,000. Its presence in Britain is part of a growing trend. Britain is second only to America as a destination for investment by emerging-market firms, many of them from India. Tata's purchases of Corus and JLR, as well as earlier takeovers of Tetley tea and the Brunner Mond chemical works, raised eyebrows, a few anxieties and at least two big questions: what does Tata want from its acquisitions; and what does the firm's stewardship of JLR and its stablemates mean for British industry?

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