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Jul 29, 2022, 6:50 PM

India To Drop Windfall Tax If Oil Prices Fall $40 A Barrel

The taxes, and some accompanying export curbs, will hit the earnings of companies such as Reliance Industries, Nayara Energy, the Oil and Natural Gas Corp, Oil India Ltd and Vedanta Ltd.

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  car&bike Team | Jul 30, 2022

  Top 5 Used Cars For The Indian Car Enthusiast

  We take a look at some of the best-used performance cars you can buy in India

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  car&bike Team | Jul 29, 2022

  Honda To Discontinue Jazz, WR-V, Gen 4 City By End of FY2023 – Report

  Honda’s portfolio also includes the new Gen 5 City, City Hybrid and the Amaze subcompact sedan.

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  car&bike Team | Jul 30, 2022

  Buying Used Cars: Top 5 Checkpoints To Follow

  Buying a used car isn't an easy process but there are a few things that you could take care of when going to buy one.

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  Pratik Rakshit | Jul 29, 2022

  Tata Motors Join Hands With Axis Bank To Offer Financing Program For Its EV Dealers

  Axis Bank will also offer additional limit to cater to high demand phases, which will be available to dealers 3 times in a year.

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  Jaiveer Mehra | Jul 29, 2022

  Ola Electric Signs PLI Agreement For Local Manufacturing of Battery Cells

  Ola says it will begin mass production of lithium-ion cells from 2023

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  Reuters | Jul 29, 2022

  Spotify Results Beat Expectations, Shuts Down Car Thing

  Car Thing, a dashboard-mounted voice-controlled streaming device, priced at $89.99 is currently discounted to $49.99. At this price point and with increasing supply chain issues, the company could not achieve an attractive economic profile.

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  Pratik Rakshit | Jul 29, 2022

  Nissan India Exports One Million Vehicles

  Nissan India has been exporting its vehicles from this plant since September 2010.

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  Reuters | Jul 29, 2022

  MercadoLibre, Creditas Drive Used Car Loan Tie-Up In Mexico

  Used car lots are being recruited to join the platform, and the two companies hope to expand semi-new offerings throughout Mexico starting with the capital of Mexico City, said Creditas country manager Gabriela Rolon.

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