Making sense of Nate Anderson’s Hindenburg closure
Anderson says he is closing Hindenburg because he doesnt want the company to define him. Well, that may not be the only reason that prompted his decision.
Are famous short-sellers going extinct? The exit of Hindenburg Research and Andrew Left shows the risky trade is shrinking
The exposé led to the company’s CEO going to jail and to Anderson’s short-selling firm, Hindenburg Research, becoming one of ...
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Wedding plans for Jeet, son of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, and fiancee Diva revealed
Less than a year after the Ambani wedding grabbed headlines around the world for its sheer extravagance, another Indian ...
ET@Davos: BCG APAC Chair Neeraj Aggarwal on how India can leverage trade
Neeraj Aggarwal, Chair, Asia Pacific at BCG talks about India’s unique global position in terms of geopolitics, tech and ...
A 53-year-old HBR piece could hold some clues to India’s persistent business family feuds
While family feuds are common enough in India, the worry is that both Bharat Forge and Kirloskar are well-run groups. If the current fracas drags on - and in both cases it has been simmering for years ...
Letters to the Editor: Rice divides opinion in the 21st century
Yet, people in the 21st century cannot make up their minds about what to do with rice. Recently, an actor nearly passed out ...