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news junkie with a serious midriff crisis. Bong aesthete, Bombay based journalist with The Economic Times. Produces Morning Brief podcasts. Views r personal.
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JSW, Skoda-Volkswagen India stitch up 51:49 JV plan; sign non-binding MoU, begin exclusive valuation talks

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By Arijit Barman Verified, Shally Mohile
| Flipboard
Kia Motors 6 hours ago Most Reliable SUVs With Good Gas Mileage: The Brand That Beat Toyota Also Does 30 MPG Autoblog - Adam Lynton • 6h Toyota finished eighth in J.D. Power’s 2026 dependability study. The mass-market winner gets 30 mpg. The mpg number on a window sticker comes out of a lab test, run on the car sitting in the showroom this afternoon. Dependability data works the other way round.
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Temasek, ChrysCap brew up plans for Blue Tokai stake, put Rs 1000-1200 crore on the table

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By Ratna Bhushan Verified, Arijit Barman Verified
| tinyl.co
New Delhi|Mumbai: Singapore investor Temasek Holdings is vying with ChrysCapital to invest Rs 1,000-1,200 crore in Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters at a Rs 3,550-3,700 crore valuation and emerge as its single largest shareholder, people aware of plans told ET. The 13-year-old homegrown specialist coffee chain, one of the strongest competitors of Starbucks in India, has been in the market scouting for growth equity after turning Ebitda-positive on a monthly basis for the past six months.
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Vedanta Resources looking to rejig $5.5 bn holdco debt in one go

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By Shilpy Sinha Verified, Arijit Barman Verified
| tinyl.co
Synopsis Anil Agarwal's Vedanta Resources Ltd is in talks with global banks to refinance its $5.25-5.5 billion debt. The company aims to raise $3.5-3.7 billion through 10-year bonds and $1.5-1.7 billion via five-year loans. This move seeks to better align debt repayments with dividend inflows from its operating companies.
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