Tata Sons Welcomes Delhi High Court's Order On Arbitral Award

Tata Sons welcomes the order of the Delhi High Court, allowing the company and NTT Docomo to implement the 22nd June, 2016, London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) Award

RBI Wants Fresh Look Into $1.17 Billion Tata-Docomo Arbitration Award

The RBI has told the Delhi High Court that it wants to take a fresh look into the $1.17 billion arbitral award granted in favour of Japanese telecom major NTT Docomo for Tata Sons' alleged breach of its agreement

The Road Ahead For Tatas

For Ratan Tata, the challenges are mounting. Coming back from retirement to take over the reins of a major holding company which manages billions of dollars in revenue is no easy task

Will Do Whatever It Takes To Deal With Mistry Ouster: Tata Sons

Tata Sons 'reiterates that it is crucially important for boards, including independent directors, to consider that their views and positions ensure the future of Tata companies is protected'

Tata Sons Board's Decision In Interest Of Group's Future: Ratan Tata

As ousted Tata Group Chairman Cyrus Mistry stepped up attack, Ratan Tata has hit back saying his removal was "absolutely necessary" for the future success of the Tata Group

Mistry Says Allegations Of Docomo Issue Mishandling Baseless

Reiterating that the agreement with Docomo had been executed before Mistry became executive chairman of the Tata Group, Mistry's office said: 'All decisions were taken with the unanimous approval of the Tata Sons board.'

Tata Applies To Set Aside DoCoMo Court Order On Asset Claims

Tata has said it is willing to pay DoCoMo and has already deposited the money with the High Court of Delhi, but the RBI has refused to allow the payment as it would contravene domestic regulations

Tata Chairman Cyrus Mistry Meets Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha, Terms It 'Courtesy Call'

Meeting assumes importance in backdrop of ongoing legal tussle between Tatas and Japan's NTT DoCoMo as well as upcoming spectrum auction

Tata-DoCoMo Deal: Finance Ministry Rejects RBI Plea For FEMA Exemption

Rejecting RBI plea for exempting Tata-DoCoMo deal from foreign exchange Act, the Finance Ministry has said the two firms had entered into a share buyback contract in contravention of prevalent law and the case will now have to be legally settled

Tata To Deposit $1.2 Billion DoCoMo Arbitration Award With Delhi Court

Tata Sons also rejected reports suggesting the possibility of its assets in Britain being seized as a result of the ruling

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