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Country’s imports are picking up after years of stagnation due to the pandemic and war in Ukraine
Interim report from committee convened by Supreme Court says regulator faces a ‘humungous task’
Indian tycoon has invited lenders to visit prized assets and restore confidence following Hindenburg’s report
Two Adani companies announce plans to raise $2.5bn from investors
Move expected to trigger investor sales and hamper fundraising plans
Indian tycoon has been trimming capital expenditure and buying back bonds to shore up confidence
Investors and human rights campaigners had condemned continued investment after brutal military coup
Unit of Indian conglomerate plans to purchase up to $650mn in debt in effort to shore up investor confidence
Plus, ‘unstable’ EU green fund rules, CTA strategies suffer, and ceramics and tapestries at the Tristan Hoare gallery
GQG founder ploughed $1.9bn into Indian billionaire’s companies after short seller attack triggered stock plunge
Almost half conglomerate’s $5.7bn in FDI over 5 years came from opaque overseas entities
Indian group has sought lenders’ approval for disposal as it tries to boost investor confidence after fraud claims
Jay Powell warns Fed is prepared to return to bigger interest rate rises
Plus, Arm’s IPO encounters roadblocks in Beijing and London’s most expensive home goes on the market
Indian conglomerate gets a boost after allegations of fraud wiped $145bn from its market value
Country’s top court orders regulator to conclude investigation into group within two months
Indian group also tells bondholders it is seeking to borrow extra $800mn for renewables arm
Steep sell-off has wiped more than 60% from value of group’s publicly traded companies
Opposition attacks foreign investment they say was enabled by Indian prime minister
Plus, BlackRock’s bonds bonanza, Tikehau’s international expansion, and Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum
Probe came after broadcaster aired documentary about prime minister’s role in 2002 religious riots
People familiar with the firm’s modus operandi say it may have used single stock futures and the help of western banks in Singapore
PM Narendra Modi will ‘have to answer questions’ over fraud allegations targeting his business ally
Decision is sign of spending slowdown by conglomerate in wake of short seller attack
Stocks in billionaire’s biggest business jump after he plays down short-seller attack
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