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Middle class fear at rise of Luddites

21.04.09
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Foreign debt keeps M&A on its toes

14.04.09
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Disgraced founder of India's Satyam charged

08.04.09
India's federal investigator has filed charges of criminal conspiracy, cheating and forgery against the disgraced founder of Satyam Computer Services, B. Ramalinga Raju, and eight others for stealing millions of dollars from the company ... more

Art sales, IT fraud and old ATMs

17.03.09
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Elephant polo and unpaid bills

10.03.09
The taste of India's merchant princes for extraordinarily lavish weddings has not been lessened by their rickety business finances, says top wedding planner Saurabh Agarwal ... more

Satyam takes look at suitors after scandal

16.02.09
Scandal: Scandal-hit computer services company Satyam is considering offers from suitors, it has emerged... more

Why the lawyers stepped on the gas

03.02.09
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Satyam £700 million bank forgery claim

20.01.09
Analysis: Scandal-hit Indian outsourcing firm Satyam has been accused of forging documents from four banks, including HSBC, to claim a cash balance of $1 billion... more

India's Satyam 'may be put up for sale'

19.01.09
Technology: The new board of Satyam Computer Services, shaken by an accounting fraud going back years, is looking to sell the company, reports in Mumbai suggest... more

Feeling sick at Citigroup over hedge losses

19.01.09
Citigroup's Corporate Special Opportunities hedge fund is returning only three cents on the dollar to investors — underscoring the depths of the difficulties at the alternative investment unit once headed by the bank’s current chief executive, Vikram Pandit... more

Satyam chiefs ‘took £1.2m before crash’

14.01.09
Scandal: Executives at India’s Satyam Computer Services grabbed $1.8 million from share sales in the six months before its stock collapsed amid accusations of fraud... more

Multinationals may be Satyam winners

13.01.09
Scandal: Accenture and IBM could be winners from the massive fraud at Indian outsourcing firm Satyam... more

$1bn scam spotlights promoters

13.01.09
To most international businessmen out here, the $1 billion Satyam scam, though shocking in its scale, will hardly be surprising... more

Satyam climbs as Delhi moves to boost board

12.01.09
Scandal: Shares in Satyam Computer Services rose by some 60%, after the Indian government stepped in to restore confidence in the scandal-ridden company... more

It’s far from quiet on the western front

12.01.09
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Support by City may backfire on Tories

12.01.09
Stanley Fink, the former chief executive of Man Group, is a hugely able guy, but that does not make it a wise decision for him to become joint treasurer of the Conservative party with Icap's Michael Spencer... more

Investors consider suing PWC, auditor of India's Satyam

09.01.09
Legal: Several investors in Satyam Computer, the outsourcing giant that announced this week that it had concealed $1 billion in losses, are considering suing PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC, the auditor of the company's doctored accounts... more

Justin is a hot tip to be next King of M&S

09.01.09
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IT firm Satyam’s £1bn fraud ‘India’s Enron’

08.01.09
Scandal: European customers of India’s Satyam, including London-listed news giant Thomson Reuters, are struggling to work out how the potential collapse of fraud-hit Indian IT Services giant Satyam would affect their operations... more

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