Indian Tycoon Adani's US Indictment Rattles Stocks; Kenya Spikes Airport Deal
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has been indicted by U.S. prosecutors for his alleged role in a $265 million scheme to bribe Indian officials, plunging his conglomerate deep into crisis for the second time in two years.
In March, Adani Group's head of corporate finance wrote an email to one of its lenders, calling as "baseless" a media report ...
The Commission had received a complaint against two Adani firms: Adani Solar USA Inc., based in Irving, Texas, and ...
The cancellation of Adani’s deals by Kenya has raised questions about the financial implications for taxpayers, with a tax ...
On Wednesday, federal prosecutors accused the conglomerate's chair, Gautam Adani, and several others of fraud by offering ...
Adani Group CFO Jugeshinder Singh says the allegations specifically relate to one contract of Adani Green which is roughly 10 ...
Gautam Adani and seven others face indictment in the US for alleged bribery related to solar energy contracts. Social media ...
about $175 million of which was raised from financial institutions in the United States. The U.S indictment, however, ...
MYSURU: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has demanded the immediate arrest of business tycoon Gautam Adani, who the United States ...
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