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Jaguar Land Rover talks to Nato countries about selling new military vehicles
Jaguar Land Rover set up a new defence division to pitch its next-generation military vehicle to armed forces around the world. The UK carmaker is bidding for a £900m defence ministry contract to replace its ageing fleet of light mobility vehicles. It also faces wider cost-cutting efforts, including plans to slash 4,000 jobs globally amid tough financial conditions.
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