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For now, Tata Sons is stuck with AirAsia Berhad in a jinxed alliance

A watertight agreement is preventing Tata Sons from exiting AirAsia India

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AirAsia India started operations in June 2014.

Anjuli Bhargava New Delhi
Gertrude is busy knitting “something special” for her husband in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. It turns out to be a thick noose to hang him with. While this may be a funny meme, many marriages are being severely tested, thanks to the Covid-19 crisis, and the fact that couples are being forced to spend all their time in close proximity of each other. Sociologists are already predicting a spike in divorce rates as another fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.
 
The same holds true for corporate alliances. Airlines are having a tough time in this crisis and Tata’s marriage

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