With apologies to the Bard, as retired directors, we ‘suffer the slings of outrageous fortune’ and so, ‘take arms against a sea of confusions and misapprehensions.’ We emerge from our retirement shelter to participate in the debate on whether Tata Sons should or should not be listed. We are not concerned in this article with other Tata issues. The case for listing Tata Sons is made around three issues. First, that an IPO will deliver more transp…
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