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The UK government's new Cyber Resilience Pledge has 60 signatories, including Marks & Spencer and Capita, despite Capita's history of cybersecurity issues. Notable absentees include Co-op, Harrods, and Jaguar Land Rover, while Microsoft and other major corporations joined the initiative.

Russia is accused of orchestrating a cyber-attack on Jaguar Land Rover, which cost the UK £1.9 billion. UK MPs are demanding the government disclose more information about the ongoing investigation.

Indian firm Tata Electronics disclosed a cyberattack that may have exposed Apple and Tesla trade secrets. Tata is a key Apple manufacturing partner in India, and the attack follows previous cyber incidents at the company. The Five Eyes intelligence alliance warned of imminent AI-powered cyber threats.

Jaguar Land Rover faces potential battery supply delays due to construction issues at a government-backed factory in Somerset. Agratas, the supplier, dismissed its main building contractor over a budget mismatch. Both Agratas and JLR are owned by the Indian conglomerate Tata.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) plans to target US millionaires and billionaires with hybrid and petrol cars, as CEO PB Balaji identifies America as the company's largest growth opportunity.

Toyota and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) have warned that a 'Made in Europe' plan could threaten their investments and jobs. The proposal has sparked criticism from carmakers exporting vehicles to the EU from countries like the UK, Turkey, and Morocco.

Jaguar Land Rover and General Motors are considering a £900m military contract to build a new range of military trucks for the UK defence sector. The manufacturers aim to replace an ageing fleet of Land Rovers that have been out of production since 2016. The contract is part of a spending boom by Nato countries racing to rearm.

Jaguar Land Rover considered moving production out of the UK without a £380m subsidy for its battery company. Government officials warned that this could have led to an exodus from the UK car industry. The subsidy was granted to prevent job losses and industry decline.

The article highlights an ultra-luxury Range Rover priced over £200,000, available only to buyers invited by Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). The vehicle emphasizes exclusivity and high-end features.

Jaeccoo's UK boss discusses their £29,000 SUV targeting the Range Rover market. The vehicle is positioned as a competitive alternative to luxury off-road vehicles.

The UK government has allocated £380m to Tata-owned Agratas plant to build a battery factory supplying Jaguar Land Rover, despite construction delays. The investment aims to boost economic growth and secure jobs, with batteries intended for electric Range Rover and Jaguar models.