Satish John is the Managing Editor at Mint, based in Mumbai. With 30 years of experience in business journalism, he focuses on areas such as corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the dynamics of Indian businesses, including themes related to banking, finance, and legal affairs. Satish's work has been featured in prominent publications like The Economic Times, Hindustan Times Syndication, LiveMint, and Magzter.
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By: Satish John, Varun Sood
A Maharashtra charity commissioner order currently prevents SRTT from holding board meetings or taking decisions affecting its composition, meaning a resolution forVijay Singh's reappointment cannot be placed before the members
By: Varun Sood, Satish John
Bengaluru/Mumbai, July 23 -- The transfer of the late Ratan Tata's shares in Tata Sons to two charitable foundations he created has been thrown into
By: Satish John, Varun Sood
Ratan Tata's share transfer to charitable foundations is halted following a complaint regarding ownership, leading to a regulatory probe. The executors of Tata's will are unable to proceed with the transfer until the charity commissioner provides a verdict on the allegations.
By: Satish John, Varun Sood
Ratan Tata had set up RTEF and RTET before he passed away on 9 October 2024, and had sought the 3,368 Tata Sons shares to be equally given to the two entities.
By: Satish John, Varun Sood
Two years before his death, Ratan Tata bequeathed a portion of his wealth to his personal charitable organization Ratan Tata Endowment Fund, which received a cash gift, shares and a loan from Tata Group companies through a string of undisclosed transactions
By: Varun Sood, Satish John
Bengaluru and Mumbai, July 29 -- Two years before his death in October 2024, Ratan Tata bequeathed a portion of his wealth to his personal charitable
By: Varun Sood, Satish John
New Delhi, July 31 -- After spending two decades building India's largest domestic airline, IndiGo is preparing for its next act: becoming a global
By: Varun Sood, Satish John
IndiGo is preparing for its next act: becoming a global airline by carrying Indian travellers to international destinations through hubs in India, according to its top executive.
By: Varun Sood, Satish John
Sven as IndiGo continues flying high, founder and managing director Rahul Bhatia remains deeply focused on its next phase of evolution. To turn its domestic fortress into a global airline, Bhatia compares the required execution discipline to climbing Mount Everest
By: Satish John, Dipali Banka
Akasa Air, India's youngest airline, says India should not close the door on airport operators investing in airlines, emphasizing that more capital
