Times of India | Tata Sons board meeting ends amid focus on leadership and group performance concerns

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A Tata Sons board meeting was held in Mumbai on May 26, 2026, where directors—including Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata—met at Bombay House to review the group’s performance. The session focused on mounting concerns over rising losses in Tata Group’s unlisted businesses, which posted a FY 25 loss of roughly ₹10,905 crore and could climb to about ₹29,000 crore, especially in newer ventures such as Tata Digital, electronics, and the recently acquired Air India. While a vote on chairman N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment was not on the agenda, reports suggest friction between him and Noel Tata, who questions the profitability of these initiatives and opposes a public listing of Tata Sons. The meeting concluded without public comments from Chandrasekaran, underscoring ongoing internal tensions over leadership and the group’s strategic direction.

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Times of India | Chandra asks Air India staff to control costs, improve services

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran urged Air India employees to prioritize cost control and service enhancement, emphasizing the need to acknowledge the airline's challenging reality. He reassured staff of the Tata Group's unwavering commitment and the board's full support, stressing the importance of focused execution and resilience amidst industry headwinds. This comes as CEO Campbell Wilson departs.

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Times of India | In 2024, Wilson told Chandra about 2026 exit

Air India's MD & CEO Campbell Wilson has resigned, marking the third leadership change since Tata Group's acquisition 50 months ago. Wilson, who took office in May 2022, will remain until a successor is appointed. The airline's board has formed a committee to expedite the search for a new CEO in the coming months.

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Times of India | Air India CEO resigns amid mounting losses

Air India's CEO, Campbell Wilson, has stepped down following significant losses and a slow recovery since the Tata Group's acquisition. His departure, accepted by the board, awaits a successor and the conclusion of the investigation into last year's Ahmedabad crash. Wilson's tenure, which began in July 2022, faced challenges including supply chain issues and airspace restrictions.

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ASSAM'S DEVELOPMENT NARRATIVE: A GRAND SHOWCASE OR A FRAGMENTED REALITY?

Will the new semiconductor plant in Jagiroad, Assam, create enough jobs for local people? Tata Group says yes, but some in BJP have doubts. Find out what it means for Assam.

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