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How Cyrus Mistry helped TCS unlock USD1 billion

How Cyrus Mistry helped TCS unlock USD1 billion

How a nudge from Cyrus Mistry helped TCS unlock a USD1 billion opportunity Cyrus Mistry wanted TCS to tap into Tata Group's business. In FY14, the company made INR197.71 crore in revenue, including reimbursements, from Tata Group. By FY17, that amount had grown to INR2,400 crore. Here's how TCS worked its way deeper into Tata Group's business. Is Zomato under siege? Quick commerce may be the next telecom The aggressive expansion of Blinkit is
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India Today

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  • India Today

Stocks to watch on June 13: Tata Group, RIL, HCL, Asian Paints, ICRA, ICICI Bank

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