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jonathan @ Mar 28th 2008 8:53AM
Yes you can enjoy. Unlike the CEO of GM who took pay of 5.8 million when his company lost 32 billion the Tatas know how to get the job done.
They also put down a lot of their own money and are not buying it with zero down .
This is not the subprime mortage issue or the private equity issue that we have in the US. These guys put their money where their mouth is and are willing to work hard for that.