JLR, suppliers get £1.5 billion loan guarantee from the UK
The UK government is backing the Tata Motors-owned luxury carmaker to help support suppliers and protect jobs as a production shutdown due to a cyber attack continues.
28 September, 2025•3 min
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28 September, 2025•3 min
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