The Latest Breaking News from Adani Enterprises

MUMBAI: Investors dumped more Adani shares on Tuesday, deepening the carnage at India's biggest conglomerate which has already lost around $70 billion in value after allegations of "brazen" corporate fraud.

India’s Adani Group, run by Asia’s richest man, has hit back at a report from U_S_-based short-seller Hindenburg Research, calling it “malicious”, “baseless” and full of “selective misinformation.”

Some Adani companies are suspended as heavy selling of Adani-linked shares continues to wipe billions of dollars' worth of market value.

Asia's richest man is rocked by a U.S. short-seller's allegations of fraud and money laundering.

The Indian executive's company faces a critical report from a firm famed for betting that stock prices will drop. His company shot right back.

Concerns raised by the US-based short-seller sent shares of Adani Group’s listed firms tumbling, eroding $11bn.

Hindenburg Research says world’s third-richest person, Gautam Adani, is pulling ‘largest con in corporate history’

Shares of Adani Group companies plummeted after its founder was accused of “pulling the largest con in corporate history.”

The long read: In a pristine forest in central India, the multibillion-dollar mining giant Adani has razed trees – and homes – to dig more coal. How does this kind of destruction get the go-ahead?

Asia’s richest man, coal magnate Gautam Adani, made his vast fortune betting on coal as an energy hungry India grew swiftly after its economy was liberalized in the 1990s

Gautam Adani says his push into the news media, including his acquisition of NDTV, is a “responsibility” rather than a business opportunity. In an interview with the British newspaper Financial Times, the Indian billionaire also claims that he had invited NDTV founder Prannoy Roy to remain as the network’s chair.