Mint Quick Edit | The Tata Sons saga took a stunning turn with Chandrasekaran’s term extension
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Five more years for N. Chandrasekaran as Tata Sons chairperson, contested by its majority owner amid a deep split on the eve of an RBI-ordered public listing. It’s the latest twist in the story of the Tata Group. Does it make a Tata deal with its minority partner more likely?