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Newsletter | 27 October 2016

Cyrus Mistry's e-mail warns of $18 billion writedown at Tata Sons In an e-mail to Tata Sons board of directors targeting Ratan Tata, ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry raises a raft of corporate governance issues in the group

Consumer goods firms report poor Q2 results, but expect better times HUL reports 1% decline in sales volume growth; ITC revenue growth slumps 7.8%; Dabur's revenue growth rises 1%; all three firms register profits Why India fared badly in World Bank's Doing Business survey Post-filing index may have been the only factor that restricted India's improvement in the World Bank Doing Business ranking this year Union Budget to be presented around 1 February: Narendra Modi Narendra Modi implicitly discloses likely budget date, says state governments should advance their plans to align with the Union Budget 2017

OPINION Technology is not here to take our jobs Historical precedents point to technological disruption creating more jobs than it destroys

Deciphering the non-conscious Factors such as social norms—commonly accepted practices in that society—affect our behaviour without us consciously being aware of them What Trump and Marx have in common The injustices of today are smaller, but they are more complex. And this is what makes them all the more terrifying No clear picture of access to banking in India A lack of effective monitoring capability means the data on progress of financial inclusion is unreliable

More on Livemint Tata Sons dividend payout steady for the last decade Tata Trusts 'displeased' about lower dividends, but RoC filings show Tata Sons paid Rs283 crore from 2008 to 2010 and at least Rs323 crore from 2011 to 2016 Flipkart is in strong hands now: Outgoing CFO Sanjay Baweja Outgoing CFO Sanjay Baweja on why he left Flipkart ahead of plan, his achievements and allegations of fraud against him Amazon set to bring Launchpad to India Amazon Launchpad, a global programme for start-ups, may be launched in two months Airtel eyes new plans to take on Reliance Jio To tackle competition from the likes of Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel has slashed data tariffs to retain market share and has also expanded its 4G services to 18 circles

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