Tata Sons' Natarajan Chandrasekaran is an avid marathon runner. But what his firm has achieved in the past week with Air India takeover is nothing short of a 100-metre sprint.
Before Chandra, as he is fondly known in business circles, entered Airlines House on January 28 to bring the Maharaja home after seven decades, a team of 30 from Tata Sons and Air India finance wings and their consultants from Alvarez & Marsal burnt midnight oil for a week, sewing up accounts, ironing out disagreements, and subsequently signing on the dotted line.
“It was seven days of sleepless nights. It