Special Report
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The Tata-Mistry civil war and its ramifications for India Inc
At the core of the ongoing boardroom battle at the $103-billion Tata group, one of India's most important corporate institutions, is a serious deficit of trust. How it plays out will have ramifications not just for group companies but also for Corporate India
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Mistry's presence may lead to fragmentation of Tata Group, Tata Sons says
The $103 billion-conglomerate appealed to shareholders to support the move to remove Mistry from operating companies. Failure to do so will jeopardize the cohesive synergy with which the Tata Group operates, it says
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The lavish holiday: Inside the world's most luxurious rooms and villas
These hotel rooms and villas redefine the concept of luxury getaways
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In the thick of things: These hotels can help you save precious time on your next business trip
A pick of the world's best-located (and best-equipped) hotels for your next business trip
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We will never stop seeing the bargaining spirit of Indians, says Longines chief Walter von Känel
Walter von Känel, president of Longines since 1988, steered the company through the 2008 financial crisis. He says he has ambitious plans for the Indian market
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A class apart: SIA's new business class seats that feel like a mini first-class suite
Singapore Airlines' new aircraft ensure shorter, roomier flights for business-class passengers
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Thanda Island: A $10,000-a-night Indian Ocean paradise
For $10,000 a night, guests can rent Thanda Island off the coast of Tanzania and live in complete luxury—and absolute privacy
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Mistry's continued presence on company boards 'disruptive influence': Ratan Tata to shareholders
Mistry strongly refutes Tata Sons version of his removal as chairman
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Tata-Mistry war of words continues; focus on governance
Mistry says he is fighting to protect the group from 'capricious decision making', Tata says Mistry violated his own governance guidelines
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Swiss industry makes the best watches, says Omega president Raynald Aeschlimann
Raynald Aeschlimann, president of Omega since June, has worked with the leading global luxury watchmaker for 20 years. He opens up to Forbes India about helming a top brand
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The best food served on a (mid-air) platter
Serving gourmet food in-flight takes much more than just the right ingredients