Page 14 - Cyrus Mistry

Cyrus Mistry's charges unforgivable, says Tata Sons

Group says trust deficit with board led to former chairman's ouster

Mistry's disclosures: Aviation ministry to look into issues

Mistry raised 'ethical concerns' in Tata group's aviation joint venture with AirAsia

Equity support to Tata group firms slows

There was virtually no incremental equity investment by Tata Sons during Mistry's first two years

Telecom exit would cost Tatas $4-5 bn: Mistry

By Tata Teleservices' filings with regulators, it made Rs 3,386 crore of loss in the year ending March this year

I was made a lame duck chairman: Cyrus Mistry

In email to Tata Sons board, Cyrus says group faces $18 billion in write-downs

Tata Motors couldn't shut down Nano due to emotional reasons: Takeaways from Mistry's letter

Mistry said the product development concept called for a car below Rs 1 lakh but the cost were always above this and it had "consistently lost money, peaking at Rs 1,000 crore"

Ousted Cyrus Mistry's hostile defence takes Tata boardroom battle public

Days after he was ejected as chairman of Tata Sons, Cyrus Mistry has stunned India with a hostile 5-page letter

Mistry's lame duck to Ambani's leopard: When businessmen seek refuge in the animal kingdom

Top businessmen often seek refuge in the animal kingdom to describe their situation

5 counter allegations made by Tatas against Cyrus Mistry

The Tatas have claimed that Mistry repeatedly deviated from the working culture and ethos of the group

Ratan Tata back at the helm, Cyrus Mistry's Vision 2025 scrapped

Amid changing technology and volatile swings in global markets, such a long-term plan does not make sense: Sources

Tata stocks plunge on concerns over Cyrus Mistry's letter

Tata Motors and Tata Power were down nearly 3% each while Tata Steel was trading nearly 2% down in early morning trade at BSE

Cyrus Mistry's removal principally wrong, says NCP MP Supriya Sule

Supriya Sule is known to be a close friend of Mistry and his wife Rohiqa

Chequered journey of Europe steel venture

Much before Tata group's ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry claimed the group might have to write down $18 billion, Tata Steel had said that in the past five years, it had suffered asset impairment of more than £2 billion ($2.4 billion) on account of its UK business.In fact, going by Mistry's letter, there could be lot more write-downs coming for Tata Steel. In the letter to the Tata Sons board, he says, "The European steel business faced potential impairments in excess of $10 billion, only some of which has been taken as of date."In March, when the group decided to explore the option of selling the UK business, in whole or in part, it had said that the company had extended substantial financial support to the UK business.A restructuring and transformation plan for Strip Products UK had been prepared by Tata Steel Europe, but the board felt it was unaffordable and required material funding and the likelihood of its delivery was uncertain. The decision was probably led by a string of failed

Experts urge caution on Tata group stocks

Tata Steel and Tata Chemicals under investor watch

Exits for Tata group a last resort step, says Mistry

Tata Group chairman cited the turnaround and growth of Tata's jewellery brand Tanishq and IT arm TCS as examples

Cyrus Mistry eyes digital play to build on Tatas' foundation

Ratan Tata was deeply involved in promoting a technology-oriented culture in the group

Mistry warns of unpredictable auto market

Says events like Brexit created an environment, likely to affect ops at JLR

Mistry to meet Tata group CEOs on July 29

Although the agenda of this year's meeting is under the wraps, the focus would be on work culture and identifying steps to attract talent

With CLiQ, Tatas log on to e-commerce boom

Launch of e-tail venture is second out of three digital platforms planned

Cyrus Mistry gets pay boost with profit pie

Tata Sons pays him Rs 16.25 crore for FY15, with commission on profits