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Family-owned conglomerates like Tata and Mittal continue to expand holdings on the back of policy support courtesy of business-friendly Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Greater China and India boost the earnings of the region’s 100 wealthiest families. That's one takeaway from our series on Asia's rich, beginning with this overview.

An interview with Indian industrialist Ratan Tata said more about his Chinese questioners than Indian business.

The Japanese mobile operator pays $2.7 billion for a 26% stake in India's Tata Teleservices and gains a foothold in a high-growth telecoms market.

The latest cross border M&A deal by IndiaÆs Tata group surprises observers by having Tata Chemicals, not Tata Motors, in the driver's seat.

Ford says Tata Motors is a frontrunner in the bid to buy its Jaguar and Land Rover businesses, suggesting the Indian group is set to chalk up more ambitious cross-border M&A deals in 2008.

The Indian steel company raises $874 million in convertible securities to help fund its purchase of UK steelmaker Corus Group.

Bumi Resources announces the sale of a 30% stake in its coal companies to Tata Power.

Indian equity-linked market gets 2005 off to a very poor start.