Ratan Tata
Ratan Tata Dismisses Ill Health Claims as 'Unfounded,' Says He is 'In Good Spirits'
Several reports in the media claimed that the 86-year-old was taken to a hospital and admitted to an ICU after his blood pressure had dropped.
Tata Group Reportedly Targeting Pegatron's iPhone Plant in India After Wistron Acquisition
Sources cited in a Reuters report suggest that Tata Group might secure a majority stake of 65% in a proposed joint venture to run the Pegatron plant, with negotiations reaching an advanced stage. The envisaged partnership is anticipated to be operated through Tata Electronics, as outlined in the report.
Mukesh Ambani reclaims richest Indian tag, Ratan Tata has most followers on X
Ambani was ranked at the top with a wealth of Rs 808,800 crore with 2 per cent appreciation over the previous year.
Ratan Tata appointed to 'Order of Australia' for bolstering bilateral ties
As of 2022, Ratan Tata, the Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons and former Chairman of Tata Group, has a net worth of Rs 3800 crore. In recognition of his support for the Australia-India relationship, he is worthy of formal national recognition with an appointment as an Honorary Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia for.
Ratan Tata invests in startup that connects the elderly with young graduates
In the last six months, "Goodfellows" has completed a successful beta and will now be available in Mumbai and soon in Pune, Chennai and Bengaluru. "The bonds between the two generations created by Goodfellows are very meaningful and are helping to address an important social issue In India. I hope the investment helps the young team at Goodfellows grow," said Tata. During the beta testing, Goodfellows received a positive response with over 800 applications from young graduates looking to be employed at Goodfellows of which a shortlisted cohort of 20 provided companionship to the elderly in Mumbai.
'Time to look ahead, journey starts now': Tata Group Chairman tells AI staff
In a communication to the employees, Chandrasekaran said: "Now is the time to look ahead." The communication to Air India employees came on a day when Tata Group subsidiary, Talace Private Limited, formally took over the managerial control of the airline. "I, like many others, have enjoyed reflecting on stories from the airline's brilliant past. My first flight was with Air India in December 1986, and I will never forget how special it felt to be onboard, or the exhilaration as we soared into the sky," the letter read.
Air India comes with over 140 aircraft but no real estate assets for Tata Sons
However, the transaction does not include non-core assets, including land and building, valued at Rs 14,718 crore, which are to be transferred to government of India's Air India Asset Holding Limited (AIAHL). Besides, Tatas will also not get the world-famous art collection of Air India. Nevertheless, the group will get Air India's 117 wide-body and narrow body aircraft apart from 24 aircraft of Air India Express.
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