Serial entrepreneur Sivasankaran had bought nearly 9% stake in the unlisted TTSL in 2005-06 and had a legal obligation to contribute Rs 694...

Earlier in the day, a statement by Mistry's office asserted that "insinuations that Docomo issue was handled in a manner inconsistent with ...

The Tatas have previously said that they intend to comply with the arbitral award but subject to Indian laws.

In November 2009, Japan's largest mobile phone firm NTT DoCoMo acquired 26.5 per cent stake in Tata Teleservices for about Rs 12,740 crore.

The meeting assumes importance in the backdrop of the ongoing legal tussle between the Tatas and Japan's NTT DoCoMo as well as the upcoming...

In a nasty public fight, DoCoMo has dragged the Tatas to court seeking enforcement of the arbitration. Tata Sons says it is being maligned ...

By mid-2013, the company was looking to reduce as many as 8,000 towers and substitute them by sharing towers with Aircel and Reliance Commu...

Now the government has stunned investors by serving notice to 57 countries demanding that existing BITs be terminated, and new ones signed.

The 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...

The London Court of International Arbitration ruled in favour of DoCoMo over price it was entitled for exiting the Indian joint venture.

DoCoMo’s stance is significant given Reserve Bank of India’s rejection of a Tata Sons proposal last month to pay more than the current fair...

In 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...

RBI has, for Tata Group, relaxed a rule that bars it from paying more than the 'fair value' price to buy out Japanese partner's stake in Ta...

The Japanese company is exiting the Indian telecom venture since it is known to prefer owning a majority in its ventures & it feels it can'...

If the Japanese co refuses to buy out the Tatas, the Indian partner has the right to force NTT DoCoMo to sell its shares.

After toppling rival Bharti Airtel by adding the highest number of subscriber in a month, Tata DoCoMo on Thursday said it will keep the mom...

NTT DoCoMo and Tata Sons are learnt to have decided to make the 20% open offer for the shareholders of Tata Teleservices Maharashtra (TTML)...