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Varun Sood
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Varun Sood

@varunstweets
Author. Azim Premji: The Man Beyond the Billions. Keep your head down and work.
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Joined June 2020
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  • @varunstweets
    Varun Sood
    @varunstweets
    Aug 20
    Nine years and not a single piece in the media on Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran's style of leading the largest conglomerate. A joy to put this piece together.
    @tsurendar
    T Surendar
    @tsurendar
    Aug 20
    This story is coauthored by @varunstweets and @satishjohn, the best in the business to write on Bombay House and the Tata group. Don’t miss it.
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  • @varunstweets
    Varun Sood
    @varunstweets
    Aug 20
    The Aditya Birla Group spent over six years pursuing a crucial central bank registration that Tata Sons is now trying to shed. The story about Birla Group Holdings, which owns stakes in 11 listed Aditya Birla group companies. @NehalChaliawala & I write
    Aditya Birla Group and the six-year chase for a key RBI label | Today News
    From livemint.com
  • @varunstweets
    Varun Sood
    @varunstweets
    Aug 12
    A look back at all the controversies that rocked the House of Tata & questioned Tata Sons Chair N Chandrasekaran. Each of these stories about wrongdoing/poor corporate governance was not easy to tell. Led by @satishjohn, who ensured we stayed true to journalism. A thread.
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  • @varunstweets
    Varun Sood
    @varunstweets
    Aug 11
    A promoter-owned company of the Adani Group, which handles the conglomerate’s infrastructure projects, is reaping the benefits of its record capital expenditure, emerging as the biggest cash generator for billionaire Gautam Adani in just two years.
    Adani’s new cash cow: A private infra firm buying into group peers | Company Business News
    From livemint.com
  • @varunstweets
    Varun Sood
    @varunstweets
    Jul 31
    "The cornerstone of our success was our fetish about maintaining & improving our cost leadership," IndiGo founder Rahul Bhatia said in an interview with Mint. "Customers are so price-sensitive that they will move from one airline to another for Rs 50"
    The Rahul Bhatia interview: How IndiGo won, with excellence in execution | Company Business News
    From livemint.com