Bangalore International Automotive Expo (BIAE 2010) : Showcase Of World-Class Automotive Brands

Automotive enthusiasts get ready for the March 11-15 event at Palace Grounds in Bangalore as the hi-tech city is going to inaugurate south Asia’s largest automotive expo, Bangalore International Automotive Expo (BIAE 2010) with a vibrant look. The automotive expo is to be inaugurated by the state chief minister on March 11.

Zloty on the rise

End of week trading has seen strengthening of the Polish currency. The zloty stood at 3.87 to the euro, midday Friday. According to Przemyslaw Kwiecien from XTrade Brokers, the currency is seen as underinvested and undervalued by traders.

Nissan Micra To Hit Indian Roads Very Soon

Japanese auto major Nissan has uncovered its latest ultra modern car model, Micra at the Geneva Motor show. The latest model is expected to be manufactured in the Chennai unit of Nissan.

Infrastructure And Energy Sectors To Speed Up Hiring Drive

A survey has shown that technology and outsourcing sectors have started a hiring drive again due to the sound recovery in 2009. It has also been reported that they will grow in the range of 8.5%-8.9% in the ongoing year.

Poland produces pilotless patrolling chopper

The first Polish pilotless helicopter constructed by a aviation scientist from Krakow is on its way to conquer the world’s air space, its manufacturers hope. The robot is designed to monitor an area of 10 km even under difficult weather conditions. It is equipped with cameras and sensors, weighs 6 kg and is able to transmit images from the height of 1,000 m.

Tata Nano Electric At Geneva Motor Show

Tata launched the electric version of the Nano at the international motor show at Geneva today. Called the Tata Nano Electric Vehicle, the car joins the likes of the Indica Vista electric vehicle that is already set to launch in European markets soon.

GM looking for helping hand

General Motors is to earmark 1.9 billion euro for restructuring the Opel car manufacturer. This is three times the earlier declared sum, which should secure half the funds needed to put Opel back on its feet.

Tata The Most Trusted In Indian Business

Hungary’s PM Gordon Bajnai is meeting his Polish opposite number to discuss the EU’s new economic strategy. During his brief visit to Warsaw this afternoon the Hungarian government leader is to iron out last minute details to the project which is to replace the so-called Lisbon Strategy. Its outline is to be presented in Brussels on Wednesday.