Special Report
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India offers an unprecedented opportunity for investors: Modi
PM used the Vibrant Gujarat platform to re-emphasise his government's commitment to reform and ease of doing business
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Adani Group to invest Rs 49000 crore in Gujarat in the next 5 years
The group to foray into water and cement businesses
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India can become a leading scientific power in the world
Funding delays and legal challenges preventing the country from achieving greatness, says Nobel Laureate David Gross
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Turmoil at Tata: Should corporate democracy override independence of directors?
Foremost in resolving the Tata-Mistry dispute is whether 'corporate democracy' overrides all other issues, notably independence of directors
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Boardroom to courtroom: The argument continues
Despite Cyrus Mistry's resignation from the boards of Tata group companies, a spate of legal cases is likely to make the Tata-Mistry battle a protracted one
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Tata Sons to call for EGM to decide Mistry's fate
The board of the flagship holding company of the Tata group has received a requisition from one of its shareholders seeking Mistry's removal as director of Tata Sons
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Now, Tata Sons sends legal notice to Mistry
In the notice dated December 27, the conglomerate has accused its former chairman of criminal breach of trust for sharing confidential and sensitive information pertaining to the group with family-owned companies that have filed a suit against Tata Sons
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Definite move to damage my reputation: Ratan Tata
The septuagenarian interim chairman of Tata Sons finally breaks his silence to thank shareholders and express his belief that the truth shall prevail despite all allegations
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Wadia files criminal case against Tata Sons
Wadia has earlier filed a civil defamation suit claiming Rs3,000 crore in damages from Tata Sons, Ratan Tata and other company directors.
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Wadia voted out from Tata Motors after keen competition
The Bombay Dyeing chairman cornered a large share of non-promoter votes in his favour. He raises larger issues with respect to role of independent directors in letter to Tata Chemicals investors
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National Company Law Tribunal refuses interim relief for Mistry
The tribunal judge asks the counsel for petitioners to furnish material evidence to support allegations. Tata Sons says suit not maintainable