Air India to cost just ₹2,700 crore to Tata Sons
Tata group to take over ₹15,300 crore debt, Centre expected to write off around ₹28,000 crore; will provide a very strong market opportunity to Tatas' presence in aviation, says Ratan Tata.
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No new CEO at Tata Sons
The group will not make any structural change in the nine-member leadership team.
Tata Power’s debt-reduction plan hits a roadblock
No breakthrough in talks with PE investors to hive off the company's renewable energy business.
Narayana Murthy on CEO-shareholder conflict
Issues around compensation won’t arise if the process is transparent, says Infosys’ co-founder, N. R. Narayana Murthy in an exclusive conversation with Fortune India.
The Tatas and the art of the light touch!
The digital acquisitions are all fine. But can N. Chandrasekaran manage the paradox of integrating them and yet not integrating them?
Tata group commits ₹1,500 crore to fight Covid-19
Many other corporate houses like Bajaj, JSW, L&T, ITC and even the BCCI have pledged resources to combat the pandemic and alleviate the hardships faced by the poor.
India Inc. chips in to fight coronavirus pandemic
Monetary contributions, setting up hospitals, reducing prices of handwash, and committing not to cut wages are some of the ways in which corporate India is rising to the challenge.
AI not just for the elite: Tata Sons chairman
N. Chandrasekaran says 90 million people will join the workforce by 2030, and India must leverage tech to provide them quality education and healthcare to tap into the economy’s growth potential.
Auto Expo 2020: A push for green amid slowdown blues
Some of the biggest automakers showcase electric cars and concept vehicles at the auto show and say they are working to build an electric ecosystem for a more sustainable future.
Tatas move SC, seek stay on Mistry judgment
The Tata group has filed a petition in the apex court seeking a stay on the order to reinstate Tata Sons ex-chairman Cyrus Mistry; claims the relief provided to Mistry is untenable in law.
