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IndiGO Auto Group of Houston, a growing luxury and performance dealership group that just added three stores in Northern California, is now wholly owned by Pon Holdings, a mobility and transportation conglomerate in the Netherlands. Todd Blue, indiGO's founder and CEO, said Pon purchased an 80 percent Blue told Automotive News that Pon's leaders were excited by indiGO's performance since taking a stake in the dealership group. Blue said he's been "thrilled with their stewardship and ownership and their financial strength to allow us to grow." With the most recent acquisition, indiGO has 18 dealerships in seven U.S. markets, primarily selling luxury-brand vehicles. Pon, which distributes and retails most Volkswagen Group brands in the Netherlands, wants to expand its U.S. dealership business organically and through strategic acquisitions, Paul van Splunteren, senior vice president of Pon Luxury Cars, wrote in an email to Automotive News. "We are very happy with our market entrance in the U.S. luxury and performance market," he said. "We have a great team of people and are expanding our activities, always looking for exceptional talent to complement our local teams. We are actively participating in the transition of mobility products and services with our customers and the brands we represent." This month, indiGO bought Porsche, Audi and Volkswagen dealerships in Mill Valley and San Rafael, Calif., from Peter Sonnen, who opted to retire. "We believe strongly in California, a...

Before 1856, when a teenaged British chemist named William Perkins accidentally formulated the first synthetic dye while trying to find a cure for malaria (he produced mauveine, which was an intense purple color), harvesting natural resources for dyes was a big deal. "Until Perkins' discovery, anything that had Perkins discovered the means of making purple cheaply and in large quantities — before that, purple dye was very precious; the most reliable source was to extract it from the To make anything Indigofera (from India or South America), although other plants such as woad ( Isatis tinctoria) contain indigo compounds, too — just in much lower concentrations. The first Indigofera used by Europeans was grown in the Far East (the word indigo comes from the Greek word for India). Indigo was highly valued in the West, but Europeans wanted their own source of indigo that wasn't so expensive. That's where the New World came in. Until indigo dye was synthesized in Europe in 1882, a species of Asian Indigofera was a huge "In the 1600s, Europeans colonized North America, and immediately started trying to grow crops of economic importance," says Hardy. "Indigo is one of the first plants the British attempted to grow when they got to North America. They tried growing it in Jamestown, the Dutch tried it in New Amsterdam — present-day New York City. The French had some success in Louisiana, but nobody had much luck until Eliza Lucas came along." "Before indigo, rice and deer hides wer...

Website .indigohq .com Indigo Partners, LLC Indigo Partners was founded by History [ ] At the November 2017 Deliveries will begin in 2021, mostly in 2025-26 from On November 29, 2018, Indigo Partners reached a preliminary agreement to buy Icelandic low-cost carrier On November 14, 2021, Indigo Partners ordered 255 Fleet [ ] Airline Aircraft In service Orders Country Frontier Airlines Airbus A320 Family 121 219 United States JetSmart 19 92 Chile Lynx Air Boeing 737 MAX 6 51 Canada Volaris Airbus A320 Family 112 104 Mexico Wizz Air 176 379 Hungary Airbus A330 1 — Further reading [ ] • Gross, Sven; Schröder, Alexander (2007). Handbook of Low Cost Airlines: Strategies, Business Processes and Market Environment. Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH & Co KG. 9783503100811. References [ ] • • ^ a b Stephen Trimble (November 15, 2017). Flightglobal. • LeBeau, Phil; Josephs, Leslie (February 7, 2022). CNBC . Retrieved April 19, 2022. • Aviacionline • . Retrieved April 4, 2017. • Julie Johnsson, Mary Schlangenstein, and Benjamin D Katz (November 15, 2017). {{ • Tony Osborne (November 15, 2017). Aviation Week Network. • Edward Russell (November 29, 2018). Flightglobal. • Ballah, Brett (March 22, 2019). Western Aviation News . Retrieved March 25, 2019. • Hepher, Tim; Creidi, Imad (November 14, 2021). Reuters. Reuters.

Here's what our members say "I live in D.C. and want local news." "I believe in local journalism." "Y'all are doing reallocal D.C. journalism." " Washington City Paper has made me feel like I am part of the D.C. community." If you agree with our members, will you support our work and keep City Paper going? Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. Family drama is brewing in Brookland where Indian restaurant MasalaStory opened Dec. 31. The space at3301 12th St. NE was initially slated to be a second location of Indigo—a cozy Indian restaurant known for its vegetarian specialties and homey feel located at243 K St. NE in NoMa. Indigo co-owners Dinesh and Nidhi Tandon planned to collaborate with family members, including Dinesh’s sister Renuka Berry andDinesh’s brother-in-law Manish Berry, on the new restaurant.But negotiations fell through.“They moved from India and we extended support to help them out and bring them on board, thinking that we’ll expand our Indigo family by joining hands and creating more outlets, not knowing that they had something else cooking behind our backs,” Dinesh says. Now he says he’s considering suing his family members. When the Tandons and Berrys parted ways, Dinesh says there was an agreement that Masala Story would not replicate Indigo in any way. “I’ve sent a word out for them to change the wholething immediately,” Dinesh says. “If not, I’ll be forced to take legal action.” “It’s...

Bio/Wiki Real Name Rahul Bhatia Profession Businessman Famous For Being the Co-Founder of IndiGo Airlines Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 175 cm in meters - 1.75 m in feet inches - 5’ 9” Weight (approx.) in kilograms - 80 kg in pounds - 175 lbs Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Grey Personal Life Date of Birth 18 December 1955 Age (as in 2018) 62 Years Birthplace Nainital, India Zodiac sign/Sun sign Sagittarius Nationality Indian Hometown New Delhi, India College/University University of Waterloo Educational Qualification Bachelor in Engineering Religion Hinduism Food Habit Non-Vegetarian Hobby Playing Golf Awards, Honours, Achievements • Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award: 2010 • Economic Times Entrepreneur of the Year Award: 2011 Girls, Affairs and More Marital Status Married Family Wife/Spouse Name Not Known Children Son- Arunanshu Bhatia Daughter- Avantika Bhatia Parents Father- Kapil Bhatia (Executive Chairman of InterGlobe Enterprises Limited) Mother- Name Not Known Siblings Not Known Favourite Things Favourite Holiday Destination British Columbia, Canada Money Factor Net Worth (approx.) ₹21,000 Crore ($3.1 Billion) Some Lesser Known Facts About Rahul Bhatia • Does Rahul Bhatia smoke ?: Not Known • Does Rahul Bhatia drink alcohol?: Not Known • His father had a small airline representation firm, Delhi Express with 9 partners. • He initially wanted to do PhD and become a teacher. • As a student at the University of Waterloo, Rahul worked wi...