Tata is one of a handful of national champions central to India’s industrial ambitions. But a clash over who runs it risks overshadowing the business itself
Tata Sons rejected founding-family patriarch Noel Tata’s objections to Natarajan Chandrasekaran’s reappointment as chairman, sources say, signaling that the boardroom battle at one of India’s largest conglomerates could be headed to court
Tata Group is headed for an internal showdown as it wrestles with who will lead its holding company Tata Sons, which is under regulatory pressure to go public. Here's what to know.
Tata Sons has approved going public in a majority vote and asked Chairman N Chandrasekaran to stay on for five more years, while its largest shareholder called the tenure extension “illegal”
Tata Consultancy Services announced plans for an artificial intelligence data center campus in southern India, speeding up its push into an area that Indian tech firms are prioritizing for future growth
Tata Trusts said it received relief in a regulatory probe, potentially allowing the controlling shareholder of Tata Group’s holding company to resume business as usual as it seeks to pick a new chairman