India's market regulator SEBI has barred former IndusInd Bank executives from trading after alleging insider trading related to undisclosed accounting issues. They reportedly avoided ₹197.8 million in losses by selling shares before the public disclosure of a $230 million accounting hit.
Metro Brands Teams Up with Clarks for India Expansion
Indian Oil Pushes SAF, Green Hydrogen
India-U.S. Trade Talks Stall Over Tariff Disputes
Indian Shipping Stocks Surge Amid Israel-Iran Tensions
RBI to Slow Liquidity, Surplus Transfer Expected
India’s WPI Inflation Turns Negative
Availity Grows India Team to 800
News that matters the most ⚡