Despite leading a multi-billion-dollar empire, Ratan Tata was never included in billionaire rankings. Read on to find out why
With millions of followers on X and Instagram, Ratan Tata charmed audiences with his authenticity as he shared personal moments, advocated compassion, and called for kindness
Updated On : 10 Oct 2024 | 1:06 PM ISTRatan Tata's own instincts seemed to have nudged him in a different direction, while he never gave up on manufacturing, he always believed that Indian companies should be global
Updated On : 10 Oct 2024 | 12:06 PM ISTRatan Tata, the former chairman of Tata Sons, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 86 in Mumbai. Under his leadership, the Group transformed from an Indian-focussed entity to a global powerhouse
Updated On : 10 Oct 2024 | 1:22 PM ISTSeen as a Ratan Tata favourite, McGovern had strong backing at Tata-owned JLR. After Tata's death, that support disappeared, leaving him more vulnerable to internal power shifts
The reappointment bid comes amid reports of a rift among the trustees over their tenures, with one faction aligning with Noel Tata, who became chairman after Ratan Tata's death, and others with Mistry
Venu Srinivasan's term up for renewal, Mehli Mistry next in line
Tata Housing has raked in Rs 1,000 crore in sales within just 60 days of its new residential project's launch, called 'Varnam Phase 1', in North Bengaluru. Watch the video for details.
More than a guiding force in business, Ratan Tata's ethical leadership, global ambition, and philanthropic values continue to shape Indian industry and inspire generations of entrepreneurs
US Attorney Mike Andrews highlighted the late Ratan Tata's legacy of compassion, suggesting his presence could have prevented such hurdles faced by the grieving families
Assam the alternative destination for electronics makers
Mohini Dutta, Ratan Tata's longtime aide, agrees to the will after initial resistance, removing the final hurdle for probate of his ₹3,900 crore estate at the Bombay High Court
A no-contest clause is designed to discourage beneficiaries from disputing the terms of a will, but inheritance laws in India do not explicitly recognise or prohibit such clauses
Tata's will was submitted to the Bombay High Court for probate last week
Ratan Tata's stake in Tata Sons will go to his two foundations, with 70 per cent going to RTEF and the remaining to RTET, according to news reports
The Andhra Pradesh State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB), chaired by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, approved investments worth over Rs 1.21 lakh crore from 10 companies on Thursday. The approved investments have the potential to create 80,104 jobs, including Rs 25,000 crore from Satyavedu Reserve Infracity Pvt Ltd (Sri City), Rs 58,469 crore from Indosol Solar Pvt Ltd, and Rs 22,000 crore from AP NGEL Harith Amrit Ltd, among others. "At the fourth SIPB meeting held at the Secretariat, the Chief Minister reviewed new investment proposals in the industries, power, and tourism sectors. The SIPB approved Rs 1,21,659 crore in investments from 10 companies, which will create 80,104 jobs," a press release stated. Naidu directed officials to closely monitor these investments until they materialise and urged ministers and officials to work proactively to ensure industries commence operations without delays. Additionally, the CM instructed officials to establish MSME parks in all 175
Lunch with BS: "After Chandra took over as Tata Sons chairman, RNT would often say that there won't be noise anymore; there will be stability, there will be growth," says author of Ratan Tata: A Life
The court ruled in favour of the Ratan Tata Trust in a suit filed against journalist Rajat Srivastava, alleging that he was unauthorisedly using Ratan Tata's name to host an award ceremony
The plan is in the final stages with discussions centred around how to take social sector projects forward in lines with other Tata Trusts
The executors of the will are in talks with former Chief Justice Of India (CJI) Sharad Bobde to arbitrate on the matter, said a source close to the development
The Delhi High Court on Friday directed a journalist not to host an award event in the name of "Ratan Tata National Icon Award" or use "Tata" and "Tata Trusts" trademarks. Justice Mini Pushkarna passed the order after one Rajat Srivastava, founder of Delhi Today Group, agreed not to use Ratan Tata's name and refrain from proceeding with the award event under Ratan Tata's name. "This court notes that Tata is a well-known mark. Late Mr Ratan Tata is a well known figure. His name itself is liable to be protected," it said. The court asked the defendant, Srivastava, to give an undertaking and posted the matter on February 12 for compliance. The court was hearing a suit filed by Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Tata Sons Pvt Ltd seeking to injunct and restrain the defendants from unauthorisedly using the plaintiffs' registered trademarks Tata and Tata Trusts. They have also sought damages of over Rs 2 crore for allegedly causing harm to their reputation and goodwill. The court also said the .
The unsealing of Ratan Tata's will has shocked many after it was found that a mysterious man, Mohini Mohan Dutta, has inherited assets over Rs 500 crore on his name
As Ratan Tata's estate goes for legal approval, confidant Mohini Dutta's Rs 650 crore claim - higher than his allocated share - raises valuation concerns among Tata insiders
Shantanu Naidu, Ratan Tata's close aide, shares milestone on LinkedIn, talks about his father's time at Tata Motors