Tata sons and the mystery of mistry
By: Jhunjhunwala, Shital
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BookPublisher: Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision Makers Description: 45(3), Jul-Sep, 2020: p.170-182.Subject(s): Corporate governance, Family business, Corporate group, Sucession planning, Board Independence
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Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision MakersSummary: The board of Tata Sons shocked corporate India by sacking their chairperson, Cyrus Mistry, on 24 October 2016 (a little less than four years after he was made chairperson), and replacing him with his predecessor, Ratan Tata, as an interim chairperson. The Tatas are the biggest private business group in India, comprising over 100 operating companies spread across six continents. – Reproduced
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The board of Tata Sons shocked corporate India by sacking their chairperson, Cyrus Mistry, on 24 October 2016 (a little less than four years after he was made chairperson), and replacing him with his predecessor, Ratan Tata, as an interim chairperson. The Tatas are the biggest private business group in India, comprising over 100 operating companies spread across six continents. – Reproduced
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