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Campbell Wilson on Air India: 'Wonderful experience' and a 'privilege' to be part of its history; wishes airline a world-class future

Former Air India CEO and MD Wilson described his tenure as a privilege and wished Air India well in its journey to becoming a world-class airline. The transition comes amid scrutiny over an alleged immigration lapse involving three foreign nationals who reportedly left Delhi airport without completing mandatory clearance, with…

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Chandrasekaran's succession, RBI ruling on IPO listing to likely dominate Tata Sons’ Sept 17 meeting

Tata Sons' board will meet soon to address key issues. The RBI rejected the company's application to surrender its NBFC registration. Chairman N Chandrasekaran will not seek a third term in February. A governance impasse at a principal Tata Trust complicates succession planning. The potential listing of Tata Sons remains…

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Air India board meets in Mumbai; new CEO's salary structure, other matters on agenda

Air India’s board is meeting as the airline prepares for a leadership change, with former Ethiopian Airlines chief Tewolde Gebremariam expected to take charge later this month. He succeeds Campbell Wilson after four years marked by an ambitious transformation programme and significant operational challenges.

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Centre summons Air India CEO over alleged immigration lapse involving 3 foreign nationals at Delhi airport: Sources

The Ministry of Civil Aviation summoned the Air India CEO regarding an immigration lapse. Three foreign nationals reportedly left India without mandatory clearance at Delhi airport. The ministry sought an explanation and issued a show-cause notice to the airline. This incident is considered a serious security and immigration-related lapse. Air…

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Tata Group stocks: TCS, Tata Motors, Tata Chemicals rally up to 20% as RBI rejects Tata Sons’ CoR surrender; Tata Sons IPO back in spotlight

In a significant move, the Reserve Bank of India has denied Tata Sons' proposal to relinquish its registration, bringing the spotlight back to the possibility of a public offering for the holding company. After the announcement on September 11, many Tata Group stocks saw a considerable uptick. The expected IPO…

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N Chandrasekaran says Air India's next phase to focus on customer trust, 'safety above everything else'

Air India's chairman highlighted safety and customer trust as key priorities. Operational excellence and financial sustainability are also crucial for the airline's future. He acknowledged recent challenges and the need for agility in operations. Employees were thanked for their contributions during the transformation phase. The airline aims to be recognized…

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Tewolde Gebremariam takes charge as Air India's new CEO, replaces Campbell Wilson

Tewolde Gebremariam has taken charge as the new Chief Executive Officer of Tata Group-owned Air India. He succeeds Campbell Wilson, who was the former leader of the airline. Air India Chairman N. Chandrasekaran led an employee town hall to welcome the new CEO. Employees gathered to mark the next chapter…

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Tata Sons succession race narrows to T V Narendran, Saurabh Agrawal; NSE's Ashish Chauhan emerges as dark horse

Tata Sons has narrowed its search for N Chandrasekaran’s successor to three names: Tata Steel CEO T V Narendran, Tata Sons Group CFO Saurabh Agrawal, and NSE CEO Ashish Chauhan.

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Tata Sons readies fresh ₹10,000 crore bet on Air India as losses mount, but T&C apply

Tata Sons' board approved over Rs 10,000 crore for Air India's capital infusion. This significant funding is contingent upon business cases from Air India and other group companies. The airline reported substantial losses, necessitating this financial support for its transformation. Singapore Airlines also faces a decision regarding its participation in…

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From N Chandrasekaran to Campbell Wilson: A look at some of India Inc’s biggest names who are walking out in 2026

India's corporate landscape sees significant leadership changes in 2026. Several high-profile executives are departing from major companies like Tata Sons and HDFC Bank. This leadership churn indicates a period of transition for India Inc. Meanwhile, influential tech leaders are moving to AI companies like OpenAI. These shifts highlight evolving strategies…

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Will consider Air India's biz strategy, other factors before deciding on additional fund requests: Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines will carefully consider Air India's capital requests. The airline group evaluates investments considering its own capital needs. A Singapore Parliamentarian raised concerns about further funding for Air India. Air India seeks USD 1.5 billion from its co-owners for transformation. The airline's transformation journey is expected to take up…

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Air India seeks $1.5 billion from owners Tata Sons, Singapore Air as losses mount, sources say

Air India is seeking around $1.5 billion in fresh equity from owners Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines to fund its turnaround, according to two people familiar with the matter. The funding could be provided in tranches, with Singapore Airlines expected to contribute according to its roughly 25% stake. Discussions are…

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Noel Tata, Darius Khambata, Deepak Parekh meet to discuss Tata Sons succession after N Chandrasekaran's exit

N Chandrasekaran will remain chairman of Tata Sons till February 20, 2027. The Tata Sons AGM adjournment delayed a significant dividend payment, which will impact the Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Sir Dorabji Tata Trust. Questions are now being raised about protecting the Trusts' financial interests.

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Chandrasekaran, Noel Tata separately briefed govt on rift, concerns before chairman's exit

Tata leaders recently updated government officials on internal conflicts and strategic rifts within the conglomerate. Issues concerning business initiatives, appointments, and Air India’s financial woes were highlighted. Following Noel Tata's visit to Delhi, speculation about leadership succession and his role at Trent emerged. The government's historical ties with the Tata…

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Air India CEO-designate Tewolde Gebremariam visits Delhi, Mumbai; meets senior airline executives

Tewolde Gebremariam met senior Air India executives during his first visit to India. He will assume the CEO and MD roles next month from Campbell Wilson. Gebremariam brings extensive aviation experience from his time at Ethiopian Airlines. Air India is currently pursuing ambitious expansion plans amid challenges. Tata Group acquired…

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Bombay House battles: How Ratan Tata once defeated the old guard

Ratan Tata’s rise as Tata Sons chairman in 1991 triggered a dramatic power struggle with the Tata Group’s old guard. Russi Mody, Darbari Seth and Ajit Kerkar had built powerful, autonomous empires within Tata companies. Through retirement policies, boardroom alliances and stronger central governance, Ratan Tata gradually asserted Tata Sons’…

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Noel Tata: The Tata likely behind Bombay House’s next move

Noel Tata is now central to the Tata group's leadership transition. He chairs Tata Trusts, which controls Tata Sons, influencing the chairman selection. Noel has extensive experience across various Tata companies and businesses. He will continue as a Tata Sons director after reaching retirement age. This positions him significantly as…

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Tata Chairman Chandrasekaran's exit fuels concerns over power of controlling charity

N Chandrasekaran's resignation as chairman of Tata Sons highlights rising tensions with the controlling Tata Trusts, which owns 66% of the holding company. This shake-up raises alarms over potential instability within the conglomerate. Investors express unease regarding the group's capacity to pursue independent goals, especially as it navigates losses in…

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Who will replace Chandrasekaran at Bombay House? A Tata veteran's name does the rounds

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran will not seek reappointment in February 2027. The Sir Dorabji Tata Trust has begun the succession process for the next chairman. A complication arises as the Sir Ratan Tata Trust cannot convene trustee meetings currently. TV Narendran, Tata Steel MD, is among the names being…

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Chandrasekaran's successor at Tatas will have to start off with a three-way, Rs 29,000-cr tightrope walk

The new chairman of Tata Sons faces a myriad of financial hurdles and strategic choices. Air India’s transformation hinges on hefty investments and a defined route to profitability. Meanwhile, the semiconductor initiative from Tata Electronics calls for both time and sustained financial support. The third big issue involves Tata Digital’s…

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Why Tata Sons is facing pressure to list and what after Chandrasekaran resigns

Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran is preparing to step down after nearly a decade, putting succession, Tata Sons listing and the balance of power with Tata Trusts under scrutiny. The Tata Trusts hold 66% of Tata Sons, while Shapoorji Pallonji Group owns 18.4%. RBI rules could pressure Tata Sons to…

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Tata Trusts to set up selection panel to pick N Chandrasekaran’s successor at Tata Sons

Tata Trusts has started the process to find N Chandrasekaran’s successor as Tata Sons chairman after he decided not to seek another term. His current term is set to end next year in February. The move ends months of uncertainty over his reappointment and comes as the Tata group navigates…

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Which Tata stocks look attractive now? Jefferies picks 4; flags TCS and 2 others

Jefferies believes Tata group stocks should remain driven by business fundamentals despite N Chandrasekaran’s planned exit as Tata Sons chairman in February 2027. The brokerage’s top picks are Tata Consumer Products, Tata Steel, Indian Hotels and Voltas.

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Tata chair N Chandrasekaran’s exit leaves $120 billion spending ambition in limbo

Tata Group is facing a leadership and strategy reset after N Chandrasekaran’s decision to step down as Tata Sons chairman, putting the conglomerate’s planned $120 billion investment programme under scrutiny.

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Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday

Indian markets extended losses as Tata Group stocks tumbled following N Chandrasekaran’s Tata Sons exit, while crude nearing $90 heightened inflation concerns. Sensex fell 188 points and Nifty declined 36 points, with PSU banks and metals outperforming broader market weakness.

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