Tata's charitable trusts and company chair clash over control and a possible stock listing

The Straits Times describes a power struggle at Tata Group, a 158-year-old conglomerate with more than one million employees worldwide. Reuters Breakingviews says its charitable trusts own 66% of Tata Sons and oppose a listing, while chair N. Chandrasekaran and his allies favor complying with a central-bank determination that could require one. In a commentary, Breakingviews argues the owners should decide who leads the company.