Mistry calls his ouster illegal
These would help sell goods worth Rs 1 lakh annually to 10 mn households by FY21
He'd cease to hold office in Tata Sons, its affiliates and trusts, if he's no longer chairman
D-Mart bucked trend in India by choosing a cluster approach for densely populated residential areas
Companies reach out to insurers to provide individual cover to directors
Aims fivefold growth in revenue to Rs 1,400 crore in 5 years
In 2016, 388 deals worth $64.5 billion were recorded
Shapoorji Pallonji company is the single largest shareholder of Tata Sons with 18.4% stake
Mistry was sacked from Tata Sons' chairman position in October
NSE has proposed IPO to raise Rs 10,000 crore this year
Cross previous high of $72 billion in 2007 as Indian promoters overcome the selling taboo
Wockhardt has been the worst-hit with three plants being banned from exporting to the US
Tata Sons wants to convey how Mistry is not following the very corporate governance guidelines that he accepted when he became chairman
Stock is 40% below its all-time high touched last year
Rupee fall would be an advantage for software exporters but the bigger focus would be the shape of policies under Trump's presidency
He tweeted, 'Such emergency measures will be greatly appreciated by the distressed segment'
Terms it 'illegal'; board to meet again in mid-December
Mistry said the impairments and write-downs at Tata Sons were not only because of legacy issues but that there were other investments of questionable nature such as Nagarjuna Refineries and Sasol JV
Independent directors support decisions made by board and management, which were questioned by Mistry
US likely to bring significant growth