| | NOVEMBER 20269"A leader has to have good communication skills, because without compelling communication, people will not buy into your logic"-N. R. Narayana Murthy, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of InfosysAmazon and Tata Mo-tors have partnered to deploy 3,000 electric trucks across Amazon's logis-tics network in India, the larg-est electric-truck deployment by an e-commerce company in the country. The initia-tive expands Amazon's fleet electrification efforts beyond last-mile delivery, supporting its broader logistics opera-tions. The electric trucks will transport customer shipments between facilities, cities, and national freight routes. The deployment represents a JioBlackRock International AMC (IFSC) introduced the JioBlackRock Advan-tage World Equity Fund, an open-ended fund-of-funds initiative aimed at giving quali-fying investors entry to interna-tional equity markets through GIFT City. The fund will mainly invest in BlackRock's Advantage World Equity Fund, an actively managed global equity strategy, enabling investors to enhance their domestic portfolios with international diversification.The framework aims to enhance investors' local equity portfolios instead of substituting them, providing geographical variety outside of Indian mar-kets. Nevertheless, global equity investments are still influenced by market volatility, currency changes, and other risks linked to foreign exposure. The GIFT City pathway provides entry to an investment option within a regulated global financial hub, possibly alleviating certain Tata Communications plans to invest nearly $450 million in developing a high-speed, low-latency AI network connect-ing major artificial intelligence data-centre hubs across India. The company will build approxi-mately 10,000 kilometres of new long-distance fibre, creating one of the country's largest AI-ready connectivity networks. Dubbed the AI superhighway, the infrastructure is designed to support future AI workloads and growing data trans-mission requirements.The first phase will focus on the Mumbai-Pune-Hyderabad-Chennai corridor, a key route for AI and hyperscale infrastructure devel-opment. Subsequent phases will expand connectivity across emerg-ing data-centre hubs in eastern and western India, including Vizag, Bhubaneswar, Jamnagar and GIFT City, enabling global hyperscalers, digital platforms and multinational companies to expand operations na-tionwide and meet growing demand for advanced digital infrastructure. TATA MOTORS, AMAZON PARTNER TO DEPLOY 3,000 ELECTRIC TRUCKSJIOBLACKROCK LAUNCHES GLOBAL EQUITY FUND FROM GIFT CITYTATA COMMUNICATIONS TO INVEST $450 MILLION IN AI FIBRE NETWORKELECTRIC MOBILITY & GREEN LOGISTICSINVESTMENT & FINANCIAL MARKETSAI, TECHNOLOGY & DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURESaket Somani to Deputy Chief Financial Officer, effective October 28, 2026. The appoint-ments align the company's financial leadership with its premiumization strategy and growth plans. Banthiya's eleva-tion to the board brings more than 35 years of experience in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, international fundraising, equity and equi-ty-linked offerings, treasury, risk management, and restruc-turing.Meanwhile, Somani will as-sume expanded responsibilities covering financial planning, investor relations, capital mar-kets, and information technol-ogy. The restructuring creates a clearer division of responsi-bilities within Radico Khaitan's finance function, combining board-level financial oversight with operational execution and strategic implementation as the spirits maker pursues growth. significant addition to India's electric truck fleet and a step to-ward expanding electric freight transportation nationwide.Tata Motors will supply the vehicles to meet Amazon's transportation requirements, while Amazon's carrier partners will own and operate them. The partnership aims to advance sus-tainable logistics and accelerate electric mobility across India's freight sector while reducing dependence on conventional fu-el-powered freight vehicles. limitations linked to conventional foreign investment channels.
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