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    SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh, Busy Bee Airways submit bid for GoFirst

    SpiceJet promoter Ajay Singh and Busy Bee Airways jointly bid for financially troubled GoFirst, planning to operate it with SpiceJet's support. Singh highlighted Go First's potential and aims to leverage its strengths. The NCLT granted a 60-day extension to Go First's resolution process. SpiceJet, restructuring its finances, recently laid off staff and secured Rs 744 crore capital infusion.

    Indian-origin author Chetna Maroo’s debut novel makes the cut for Booker Prize longlist

    Kenya-born Maroo's novel, set within the context of the British Gujarati milieu, has been praised by the Booker judges for its use of the sport of squash as a metaphor for complex human emotions.

    Jet Airways saga: Jalan Kalrock Consortium writes to monitoring panel's authorised representative

    In the letter on Tuesday, the consortium has also sought a copy of the relevant minutes of the MC meetings in which the matter of CEO-designate Sanjiv Kapoor was "discussed and deliberated". "We request you to forthwith share a copy of the relevant minutes of the Monitoring Committee meeting in which this matter was discussed and deliberated and/or a resolution was passed to issue such a letter to Kapoor," it stated.

    View: An attitudinal change can turn Go First's direction and future course quite rapidly

    The failure to retain top management ensured that Go First never grew at the pace it might have had it been in steadier hands. Although it started before IndiGo, Go Air remained in 'idling' position for a long time.

    Air India privatisation saga: 'Time we stopped paying Rs 20 cr/day of taxpayers money to keep it flying'

    Earlier this month, the government had accepted an offer by Talace Pvt Ltd, a unit of the holding company of salt-to-software conglomerate Tata group, to pay Rs 2,700 crore cash and takeover Rs 15,300 crore of the airline's debt.

    Fishing in troubled waters proves costly for investors

    Retail investor holding in many of the troubled stocks has seen a steady increase.

    The Economic Times
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