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Bombay HC quashes Rs 1,524 crore proposed GST demand on Tata Sons in Docomo arbitration payout caseThe Bombay High Court quashed a Rs 1,524 crore GST demand against Tata Sons, ruling that payments made to NTT Docomo as an arbitration awar...- SC appoints former CJI UU Lalit as sole arbitrator in Tata-Siva Industries disputeThe Supreme Court has appointed former Chief Justice UU Lalit as the sole arbitrator to resolve the arbitration between Tata Sons and Siva ...
- NTT Docomo continues holding 11.76% in Tata Tele MaharashtraTata Son's has paid over USD 1.2 billion to Japan's largest mobile firm NTT Docomo to honour the agreement between the two firms.
- NTT Docomo gets $1.2 billon arbitration award from Tata Sons, transfers Tata Tele shares to Indian coThis April the Delhi High Court allowed Tata Sons to pay NTT Docomo a $1.17 billion arbitration award upon termination of their telecom joi...
- NTT Communications unaffected by Tata-Docomo issue, pumps in $160 millionLater, in February 2017, Tata Sons and NTT Docomo decided to mend ways with the Indian conglomerate agreeing to pay USD 1.18 billion to the...
- TATA Docomo case adjourned till February 2Tata Teleservices’ financial struggles had prompted the Japanese company to seek an exit.
- Tata, DoComo may be headed for truceSources say both the sides are finalising a new structure to repatriate a part of DoComo's investment in Tata Teleservices at fair market v...
- Tata said to seek India nod to end $1.2 billion Docomo spatRatan Tata, who suddenly returned to the helm of India’s largest conglomerate last week, has restarted discussions with NTT Docomo on resol...
- Tata Group officials to meet NTT Docomo brass to end deadlock in arbitration disputeThe meeting is scheduled for this week and may even have taken place in Mumbai. The agenda is to discuss options for Tata to pay NTT Docomo.
- Government planning to block Tata arbitration payment to DocomoNTT Docomo is seeking compensation for its stake in Tata Teleservices Ltd. as it tries to exit one of its worst overseas investments.
- DoCoMo planning to move PMO and RBI regarding its dispute with TATAIt also plans to highlight the larger impact this is having on business sentiment towards India, as latter woos investment from one of its ...
- Tata Sons to deposit $1.17 billion in DoCoMo case in Delhi High CourtThe group now argues that the award will still flout the country’s norms, even as it has deposited the money in a case that NTT DoCoMo file...
- Tata Teleservices to drop DoCoMo from its telecom brand Tata DocomoIn 2014, Japan’s NTT DoCoMo had decided to exit Tata Teleservices and asked the Indian promoters to buy out its 26.5% stake in the joint ve...
- NTT Docomo, NEC partner to conduct 5G trialsAs part of these trials, NEC and NTT Docomo aim to verify enhanced time-domain beamforming technologies with a very large number of antenna...
- Nokia, NTT Docomo to research jointly on 5G technologiesThe company said this move builds on the MoU signed by the two companies in January 2014 to research future radio access experimental syste...
- Tata Teleservices surges 15% as NTT DoCoMo plans to offload entire stakeTrading volumes on the counter have surged times as 4.1 million shares have changed hands compared to two-week average of 1 million shares.
- NTT Docomo raises concerns over spectrum allotment policiesTata Docomo, the GSM arm of Tata Teleservices, offers services in 18 circles where it has received spectrum from the government.
- NTT DoCoMo to launch Xperia smart phoneJapan's top mobile phone operator NTT DoCoMo Inc. said it will launch Sony Ericsson's Xperia smart phone in April, in a direct challenge to...
- Temasek to decide on TTSL stake exit in few weeksTemasek Holdings, the investment arm of Singapore government, which has 9.9 per cent stake in Tata Teleservices, today said it is looking a...
- DoCoMo not to hike stake in Tata Tele beyond 26%Japanese telecommunications major NTT DoCoMo does not plan to increase its holding in Tata group company, Tata Teleservices, beyond the 26%...
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