Varun Sood is a writer at BioRxiv, LiveMint, Hindustan Times Syndication, and City Air News. He covers a diverse range of themes including business and economics, agriculture and farming, as well as transportation and mobility, often focusing on topics related to business leaders, markets, and issues like corruption and organized crime. Varun's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his insights into the complexities of the economy and finance.
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Varun Sood's coverage primarily focuses on national business and legal matters in India, with an emphasis on stock markets, conglomerates, the IT industry, employment issues, and legal battles. He appears to be particularly interested in press releases and information that cites data or government announcements.
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By: Varun Sood, Nehal Chaliawala, Ram Sahgal
Goenka said he wanted to focus entirely on his operational responsibilities and offered to continue as CEO. The decision followed the view expressed by LIC, its largest shareholder, as well as recommendations by two proxy advisors to reject his candidature.
International Holding Company, which is listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, is the third-largest foreign investor in Adani, having put in $2.5 billion.
Goenka will continue as CEO. However, for the first time since Subhash Chandra founded Zee in 1992, none of his family members remain on the board of any of the four listed Zee companies.
By: Varun Sood, Nehal Chaliawala
Delhi/Mumbai, Nov. 29 -- International Holding Company (IHC), the investment arm of Abu Dhabi's ruling family, emerged as the second major investor
MapMyIndia will transfer its Mappls Mall and Travel app for hotel and flight booking to the new company headed by the founder's son Rohan Verma, who has stepped down as MapMyIndia CEO.
By: Varun Sood, Jas Bardia
Generative AI that stormed the technology world with the launch of ChatGPT two years ago may be about to make its mark on India's $254 billion IT services industry.
By: Satish John, Varun Sood
The chief executive of Tata Trusts told Mint in an email response to a questionnaire sent on Tuesday that Tata Sons’ shares cannot be used as collateral for fresh loans by the SP Group.
By: Nehal Chaliawala, Varun Sood
Dish TV's board crisis intensifies as shareholders, owning nearly 96%, reject new appointments, resulting in 25 director ousters in three years. The situation highlights corporate governance issues amid promoter resistance, impacting company operations and shareholder value.
By: Varun Sood, Nehal Chaliawala
Justifying their call for Saluja's ouster, proxy advisors InGovern and Institutional Investor Advisory Services (IiAS) said that the protracted battle between the Saluja-led management and the Burman family and the resultant litigation could be a distraction for the company's board.
By: Varun Sood, Nehal Chaliawala
Radhakishan Damani opposed the appointment of BAT's Naresh Kumar Sethi as VST Industries' chair, leading to a failed shareholder resolution. His concerns about VST's management strategy signal rare dissent from a significant investor, reflecting transparency issues.
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