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Tata Sons raises its stake in AirAsia India to 49%, Arun Bhatia exits
The airline's chairman Ramadorai and director Venkataramanan buy 2% stake from Bhatia ensuring that 51% stake in the airline is owned by Indian entities
ByAnshul Dhamija
Rahul Bhatia: We Stuck To The Fundamentals
ByRahul Bhatia
Arun Maira: Mistrust Of Capitalism
ByArun Maira
Transition of women founders and cofounders to CEOs important: Aishwarya Arunkumar, Shweta Bhatia
ByAishwarya Arunkumar,Shweta Bhatia
Arun Maira: Breaking Free From The Laws of Machines
ByArun Maira
Gautam Bhatia: Courting challenges
BySamar Srivastava
Budget 2016: Making the three Ms work for India - Arun Maira
ByArun Maira
How Rahul Bhatia Found His Escape Velocity
ByCuckoo Paul
Manju Bhatia: Recovering Loans, the Painless Way
ByPravin Palande
Meet Dr Tanuj Bhatia, a cardiologist with unwavering commitment
ByBrand Connect
IndiGo's Rahul Bhatia Has Redefined A Budget Airline
ByNaazneen Karmali
IndiGo's Kapil and Rahul Bhatia: Hitting an air pocket
ByAnshul Dhamija
Romi Bhatia: We don't have a Donor-beneficiary relationship with India
BySujata Srinivasan
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