From the govt easing FDI norms for single-brand retail, digital media, and manufacturing to Synergy Group planning to pick up 49% stake in Jet Airways, here are the top business headlines for Thursday
The pair earlier this year announced a tie-up to produce electric vehicles and compact cars for each other to better compete with fast-changing technologies in the global auto industry
In addition to the javelin-collecting robot, the manufacturer will have a humanoid robot, a robot to assist disabled spectators, and a telepresence robot that lets people talk with and see each other
Infosys said it would enable remote monitoring and diagnostic capabilities including vehicle access control, system maintenance, condition sensing and location tracking
Toyota has already made investments in various ride hailing tech companies like Uber, Grab
The company said it has spent more than $60 billion building operations in the country, including 10 manufacturing plants
Even if optimistic investors aren't banging the table for growth drivers just yet, it may behoove the company to have a couple of ideas up its sleeve
Toyota, however, did not disclose the models that would become costlier
'It's an extremely challenging project, and we have high hopes for Toyota's technology', says an astronaut
The tightening of vehicle financing availability has also added to the challenges in the market
The firm will be set up by 2020 and controlled 51-49 per cent by Toyota, the Prius manufacturer said in a statement
Yoshimura said the taxation system in India was 'very complicated'
As per the agreement, Suzuki supplies premium hatchback Baleno and compact SUV Vitara Brezza to Toyota, while Toyota supplies sedan Corolla to Suzuki
Among the models under the microscope: the subcompact Yaris, whose US sales have plummeted this year
The recall, which includes Prius and Auris models, covers vehicles produced between October 2008 and November 2014
The company is implementing this recall in India to inspect engine wire harness and correct, if required, Prius vehicles manufactured between June 2015 to May 2018
Toyota said that in affected vehicles, the wire harness which connects to the hybrid power control unit can come into contact with the covering at the connection point
Chief executive Akio Toyoda and chief financial and risk officer Koji Kobayashi want to follow the example of Tesla, Google and Tencent
Grab, which is headquartered in Singapore, is a leading player in the ride-share industry in Asia, and earlier this year agreed to acquire US giant Uber's regional operations
This has been a difficult year for the company because of GST and increasing pressure on its under-utilised capacities