EMERGING MARKETS ANALYSIS: Tata's Nano and the price of a dream
Author: Mark Bursa | 17 March 2009
Ratan Tata wants the Nano to bring mobility to the Indian masses. But the project has been hit by costly setbacks, writes Mark Bursa
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