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A Tata takeover of Air India is being seen as the best outcome for all concerned
Tata Sons' focus on ramping up low-cost carrier biz has raised airline's confidence
The single largest shareholder of TCS, Tata Sons tendered more than 33.3 million shares during the offer, according to a regulatory filing
At a time when Indian equity market rallied to record high levels, Tata Sons emerged as the largest promoter of listed companies in India
From what CEOs expect from Budget 2021 to Tata Sons overtaking govt as largest promoter of listed companies, here are the top headlines for the day
Tata Sons stake in the group's listed companies is now worth Rs 9.28 trillion, up 34.4 per cent on a year-on-year (YoY) basis
Under earlier protocol, had to inform qualified bidders by Jan 5; alteration came into effect after Transaction Adviser EY said it did not want any deadline
Malaysian parent planning to quit the joint venture fully
The announcement comes two months after AirAsia shut its operations in Japan, citing highly challenging conditions amid the pandemic
Tells 700,000 Tata group staffers that pandemics have inspired progress in medicine, urban planning, architecture and countless other fields in the past.
The counsel appearing for SP Group firms told a Bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde about the importance of selecting the chairman of Tata Sons
The NCLAT perhaps wanted Mistry to continue as chairman of Tata Sons, the CJI remarked
Mistry counsel Sundaram says such a move is necessary under provisions of the new Companies Act of 2013
US based firm has $28 mn market cap, has already bid for several bankrupt firms in India such as Lavasa Corp, Asian Colour Coated Steel and Reliance Naval
Here are the top headlines on Tuesday morning
Over the past three decades, the group made unsuccessful attempts to get back into the commercial aviation business
Mistry counsel Sundaram claims Ratan Tata was able to achieve this through the Tata Trusts-nominated directors on Tata Sons board
The latter's bid is made in partnership with a group of airline employees