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Highlights of Business Today 26th October 2025 issue: India’s most storied conglomerate stands at a crossroads. As the Shapoorji Pallonji Group renews its push to list Tata Sons, its 18.4% stake—valued at about ₹3 lakh crore—has become both a financial lifeline and a flashpoint. For the debt-laden SP Group, carrying over ₹55,000 crore in consolidated liabilities, listing is about survival. For Tata Trusts, which control two-thirds of Tata Sons, it’s about preserving legacy and control.
With Tata Sons now designated an “Upper Layer” NBFC and facing regulatory timelines, Noel Tata steers the Trusts through internal rifts, while N. Chandrasekaran anchors a $90 billion capex push. The saga is reshaping India’s most trusted corporate empire, proving that even in the house Jamsetji built, trust and transformation must learn to coexist.
Is this the final chapter of the Tata–Mistry saga or the beginning of a new corporate order? Find out in Business Today Magazine's latest issue — On Stands and Online!

"There isn't another market like India"

Steven Hawkins, President, Syngenta Crop Protection, on the opportunity for expanding agricultural exports and more

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THE LISTING QUESTION

THE TATA-MISTRY RELATIONSHIP HITS FRESH TURBULENCE AS THE SP GROUP'S PUSH TO LIST TATA SONS COLLIDES WITH THE TRUSTS' RESOLVE TO STAY PRIVATE.

10+ mins

BUSINESS OF CANCER

INDIA’S CANCER CARE SECTOR, VALUED AT ₹1.25 LAKH CRORE AND GROWING 10-12% ANNUALLY, IS ATTRACTING SIGNIFICANT PRIVATE INVESTMENT. THE REASON: RISING CANCER INCIDENCE. CAN PHARMACEUTICAL FIRMS, HOSPITAL CHAINS, AND DIAGNOSTIC PLAYERS SCALE UP PROFITABLY WHILE IMPROVING ACCESS?

10+ mins

Akasa AIR'S ASCENT

IN JUST THREE YEARS, AKASA AIR HAS RISEN TO BECOME INDIA'S THIRD-LARGEST AIRLINE WITH A 5.5% MARKET SHARE. WITH A FRESH $125 MILLION INFUSION AND DISCIPLINED EXECUTION, THE COMPETITION IS TAKING NOTE

8 mins

THE SKILLING CHALLENGE

THE FLAGSHIP SKILL INDIA MISSION HAS TRAINED OVER 60 MILLION INDIANS SINCE 2014. BUT WITH CONCERNS OVER POOR PLACEMENTS, LOW SALARIES AND RISE OF AI, IS IT TIME FOR A RESET?

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STORAGE CHALLENGES

INDIA IS SEEING A BUILD-UP OF MASSIVE POWER STORAGE FACILITIES TO MEET PEAK DEMAND. DESPITE A SHARP DECLINE IN STORAGE COSTS, POLICY UNCERTAINTY AND DELAYS IN FINALISING POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENTS CONTINUE TO POSE SIGNIFICANT OBSTACLES

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OPENING THE FLOOD GATES

By easing a host of regulations, the Reserve Bank of India is looking to revive credit flow to India Inc. But this may add fresh risks

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NEW GST, OLD WOES

THE RECENT GST REFORMS HAVE BEEN A MIXED BAG FOR INDIA'S MSMES, EASING SOME COMPLIANCES BUT ALSO ADDING TO THEIR BURDEN BY CREATING AN INVERTED DUTY STRUCTURE IN SOME SEGMENTS

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BIAL'S RUNWAY TO TOMORROW

BENGALURU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IS ENTERING A MAJOR EXPANSION PHASE. WITH PASSENGER TRAFFIC EXPECTED TO CROSS 48 MILLION THIS YEAR, CAN IT OVERTAKE MUMBAI AND DELHI?

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THE EMPATHETIC CEO

IS THE AGE OF THE EXTROVERTED, LARGER-THAN-LIFE CEO COMING TO AN END AS QUIETER, MORE BALANCED LEADERS—WHO BLEND EMPATHY, DECISIVENESS AND PRESENCE—SHAPE THE FUTURE OF WORK?

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Battle of Bids

Vintage watches, historic gemstones, and artworks that are up for grabs at upcoming auctions

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SLIM DESIGN, Endless Possibilities

Check out two phones that have hit the shelves recently-iPhone Air and Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. The iPhone Air is a statement piece that blends radical design with familiar power, but not without a few compromises. The Samsung, however, is a bold experiment in design, blending luxury and minimalism into one of the slimmest flagship phones ever built. Both elegant and ambitious, but occasionally frustrating

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SAMSUNG GALAXY S25 EDGE

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Business Today India Description:

Forlegger: India-Today-Group

Kategori: Business

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Fortnightly

Business Today is a weekly business magazine published by Living Media India Limited. It was founded in 1992 and is the largest-circulated business fortnightly in India.

Business Today covers a wide range of business topics, including corporate news, market trends, and leadership profiles. The magazine also features articles on entrepreneurship, innovation, and social responsibility.

Business Today is known for its in-depth reporting and its insightful analysis. The magazine has won numerous awards, including the Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Journalism and the World Media Award for Business Journalism.

Here are some of the features of Business Today India Magazine:

* In-depth reporting: Business Today features in-depth reporting on the latest business news and trends.

* Expert analysis: Business Today's writers and analysts provide insightful analysis of the Indian business landscape.

* Leadership profiles: Business Today features profiles of leading business figures from India and around the world.

* Entrepreneurship: Business Today covers the latest trends in entrepreneurship and innovation.

* Social responsibility: Business Today features articles on corporate social responsibility and sustainability.

Business Today is a must-read for any business leader or anyone interested in the Indian business world. Subscribe today and start your journey to becoming a better business leader!