Tata Sons dispute must be settled amicably within group, FM Sitharaman rules out quick intervention
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- ✓Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the Tata Sons dispute must be settled amicably within the group.
- ✓She ruled out quick government intervention, noting the matter is sensitive.
- ✓"I think these are very delicate matters," she said.
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Mumbai: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on the ongoing dispute within the Tata Group said the matter is sensitive and requires business acumen and cordiality to be resolved amicablyResponding to a question on whether the government should intervene in the dispute, she said, "I think these are very delicate matters, and matters where a lot of commercial and business acumen will have to work. Business cordiality will have to work. So I wouldn't readily say, however serious the issue may be.
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