India Inc.’s mantra for a post-Covid world
At the first-ever virtual edition of the Microsoft Envision Forum the theme of which was ‘Innovate. Transform. Grow.’, business leaders dwelt on ways to operate in a world changed by Covid-19.
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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.
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.
SC stays NCLAT order on Mistry’s chairmanship
While Mistry has stated he doesn’t want to return as chairman, it is to be seen if the apex court allows him to come back as Tata Sons director
Cyrus Mistry bids ‘Tata’ to chairmanship
Investors will be pleased with Cyrus Mistry’s decision as it means much-needed stability in leadership at the group at a crucial time.
Tata says Mistry damaged the group’s reputation
The group’s patriarch has now joined the fight between Tata Sons and Cyrus Mistry, and filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking a stay on the NCLAT order to reinstate Mistry.
The Jamshedpur model
Jharkhand is about to get a new government. If the state is to live up to its enormous potential, its government has much to learn from the Jamshedpur model.
The NCLAT judgement and after
Legal experts are debating whether the NCLAT exceeded its brief in the Cyrus Mistry versus Tata Sons case.
Stand vindicated after NCLAT order: Cyrus Mistry
All stakeholders should collectively work for the benefit of the Tata group, said Mistry after the verdict was in his favour, which found merit in his claim of oppression and prejudicial behaviour.
