Cyrus Mistry
The Battle of the Parsis
Pritish Nandy
Will the house that Jamsetji built with a capital of Rs 21,000 in 1868 continue to retain its values?
Being Cyrus
Cyrus Mistry moves away from the Parsi settings of his earlier works to a quiet cardamom farm in Kerala for his new novel
Of Public Interest in Tata’s Private Affairs
A possible resolution of India's biggest corporate feud
The Incompatibles
Infosys is caught between a conservative promoter and an aggressive CEO from Silicon Valley
Make in India: The Sales Pitch
A mega show in Mumbai markets Modi’s global ambition. There is a long way to go
Family Chronicles
Fascinating Parsi characters fill Cyrus Mistry’s uneven collection of stories around hassled sons and lonely spouses
Decoding the Tata Succession
Yes, Cyrus Mistry is a surprise choice as the Tata Group’s next chairman. But a closer look suggests that it is an obvious one
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