Special Report
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Tata and Mistry should avoid long-drawn legal battle: IHCL shareholders
The Tata group's hospitality arm's shareholders feel that prolonged litigation could be detrimental for the company. IHCL's former CFO clarifies on allegations raised by Mistry against company's mismanagement
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Cyber security on top of India Inc's mind
Industry leaders discuss the benefits and red flags of digital transformation
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Cyrus Mistry quits as chairman of Tata group companies
The former chairman of Tata Sons promised to continue his fight to secure the future of the 149-year-old conglomerate at a larger platform where the rule of law and equity is upheld
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What's on the menu? Food-tech companies see significant rise in online payments
Food-tech companies are ramping up payment options to help customers tide over the cash crunch
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Wadia files Rs3,000 crore defamation suit against Tata Sons
Bombay Dyeing chairman Nusli Wadia files suit against Ratan Tata and Tata Sons in Bombay High Court, but the court didn't provide any interim relief and EGMs at group companies will proceed as planned
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Ratan Tata denies plans to immediately quit as Tata Trusts chairman
The septuagenarian interim chairman of Tata Sons says that he was keen to put in a place a succession process that would allow him to leave and a new chairman to come in his place "at the right time"
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The unorganised market or small developers will have to shut shop: CEO and MD of ASK Group
Sunil Rohokale, the CEO and managing director of ASK Group, has built a successful real estate private equity business for his group. He discusses how demonetisation could affect the sector
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Demonetisation gives a boost to banks, fintech companies
Banks, fintech companies and payment solution firms get a shot in the arm as demonetisation suctions out 86 percent of currency in circulation
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As a minority shareholder, I have been left in the lurch: C Sivasankaran
Serial entrepreneur C Sivasankaran blames a trust deficit post-Ratan Tata's exit as chairman in 2012 for his predicament involving his investment in Tata Teleservices
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Differed with Ratan Tata on continuing with Nano: Nusli Wadia
The Bombay Dyeing chairman, in his letter to Tata Motors shareholders, said that it was only under Cyrus Mistry that the company chalked out a proper strategy to revive the passenger car business
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Cyrus wanted a stronger Tata group: Nirmalya Kumar
Fired Tata group top executive Nirmalya Kumar says attempts to put proper governance structures have been thwarted