Jehangir Wadia, the younger son of Nusli Wadia, has rejoined the Wadia Group after a three-year absence. He returns to support operations a...

Go First blames faulty engines of Pratt & Whitney grounding its planes and plunging it into bankruptcy, but it also has had a troubled hist...

Out of the 23 acres located in the Andheri suburb, over 3.81 acres has been encroached upon and declared as a slum. As per the agreement, t...

The trust had started the efforts to sell the land parcel in 2009 too and had invited bids for the same. In 2010, Global Eco Hotels had eme...

In a statement, a Bombay Dyeing spokesperson said that the company will be exercising its statutory right to appeal this order and believes...

"The planned reduction of shareholding in Scal to 19 per cent to avoid consolidation of financial statements of Scal, execution of non-genu...

The failure to retain top management ensured that Go First never grew at the pace it might have had it been in steadier hands. Although it ...

Another said the airline can now move to the next step of filing the final red herring prospectus incorporating Sebi's comments. It can als...

Jehangir, 48, in March resigned from Wadia group-owned GoAir as airline’s managing director and a month later, he also stepped down as MD o...

The airline’s previous brand GoAir and certain other trademarks are owned by Go Holdings, in which Wadia owns 99%. They are not owned by th...

In a regulatory filing, Bombay Dyeing said Jeh will not be renewing his contract as MD of the company that expired on March 31. The 47-year...

Maureen, the wife of industrialist Nusli Wadia, played a pivotal role in launching Ray.

Unlike others in his illustrious family, headlines tend to chase Ness Wadia for the wrong reasons. The elder son of Wadia Group chairman Nu...

The Wadia group-promoted budget carrier does not have a CEO since the departure of Cornellis Vriewijk in February.

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