The move was aimed at addressing issues arising out of conflict of interest charge
Stakeholders are anxious about the latest developments at the group
Many Twitter users surprised, wonder what might have prompted the sudden move by Tata trusts
Experts say Tata Group should give reasons and circumstances that led to Mistry's removal
Mistry is not the first Tata bigwig to be ousted and Tata is not the only big name which saw a doyen or two leave
Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs says govt will take note if regulators raise issue
Experts say impact is short-term; limited to investors and potential employees
Here are some clues that help in understanding about what could have transpired leading to his ouster
Siva Group Chairman Sivasankaran also said he had lost around Rs 3,000 crore over his investment in TTSL
Inconsistencies between Mistry's email and statements in annual report and shareholder notices
Ahead of the board meeting that afternoon, in fact only minutes before that, then chairman Cyrus Mistry was given an opportunity to step down, it is learnt. But, Mistry declined
Officials said that the situation will only worsen if the government takes any step at this juncture
Roland Junck, executive chairman of British Steel, said that the business was back in profit at an underlying level before financing costs 100 days after the sale
Business Standard explains the story so far through 10 news reports
A non-executive director typically does not engage in the day-to-day management of the organisation
Says Indian Hotels, Tata Motors' passenger cars, Tata Steel UK, telecom biz and Mundra UMPP are legacy hotspots
Agenda for visit not clear; Ratan Tata not present at the head office at the time
Read the full text of Tata Sons reply to Cyrus Mistry's allegations of corporate misgovernance in the conglomerate
In his letter, Mistry points out negotiations with both AirAsia and Singapore Airlines were carried out by Ratan Tata
State-owned insurer has more than 1% stake in 11 group firms