Even Humble Tata Is About To Have A Performance Sub-Brand Tata is best known globally for their remarkable $3,000 car, the Tata Nano. Tata isn’t crazy about being so synonymous with ultra-cheap cars, which is partially why they’re launching a new performance-oriented sub-brand called Tamo, presumably fr Read more ... om Tata Motors. Or maybe Talking Mongoose? It’s not cl...

Investor Votes for Mistry Show Battle Over Tata Empire Is Far From Over Tata Sons Ltd. has won some battles for control of the Tata Group this week, but the holding company atop India’s largest conglomerate still has to win the war against its ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry.

Mistry at Tata Vast chunks of Tata Group are not making enough money

Tata Sons Unexpectedly Removes Cyrus Mistry as Chairman Tata Group, one of India’s largest conglomerates, abruptly removed its chairman, replacing him temporarily with his predecessor, a member of the company’s founding family.

Cyrus Mistry Removed As Tata Sons Chairman, Ratan Tata Steps In Tata Sons on Monday announced that its Board has replaced Cyrus P Mistry as Chairman of Tata Sons at a meeting held in Mumbai. The board has named Ratan Tata as interim chairman of the over $100 billion salt-to-software conglomerate. It has also cons Read more ... tituted a selection committee to choose a replacem...

The Billion-Dollar Battle Between Tata and NTT DoCoMo – At A Glance The battle over a potential $1.17 billion payment from Tata Sons, the holding company of Indian conglomerate Tata Group, to Japan's NTT DoCoMo has its roots in an ill-fated deal that was agreed in 2009.

Men of steel: the forgotten characters of Tata Steel With the outbreak of the first world war, the Tata’s steel mill proved invaluable

Tata’s Zica Car Gets a New Name After Virus Outbreak India’s Tata Motors Ltd. has renamed its Zica car, weeks after the unveiling of the auto coincided with an outbreak of a similar-sounding virus linked to babies being born with undeveloped brains.

Tata Asks Twitter: What Should We Rename the Zica? India’s Tata Motors Ltd., which recently dropped Zica as the name for its newest car because it sounded like a dreaded virus sweeping the Americas, is crowd sourcing to find a new moniker for the auto.