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India's Gautam Adani was Asia's richest man when the U.S. short-selling firm Hindenburg Research put out a report last week alleging his businesses have engaged in fraud and stock price manipulation

Opposition MPs call for parliamentary investigation after US-based short seller accuses Adani Group of fraud.

MUMBAI: The business empire of under-fire Indian tycoon Gautam Adani has lost more than $100 billion in value over the past week as shares in several firms plunged again on Thursday, a day after the group cancelled a multi-billion-dollar public offering.

As Gautam Adani drops down the world’s rich list, here’s what we know about Hindenburg Research’s accusations and what they mean for the Indian conglomerate

The day after a successful share sale, the conglomerate of Asia's former richest man has decided to return investors their money.

The Indian tycoon's conglomerate is being routed on the stock market, and where it ends is unclear.

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The empire of Asia's richest man's is facing fraud allegations from a short-seller. These caused a market rout of the shares of the group's entities.

Asia’s richest man, Gautam Adani, has seen his companies shed $68 billion in market value in the past week after short-selling firm Hindenburg Research accused him of “pulling the largest con in corporate history.”

The Adani stock rout is so bad that it's even knocked India out of the world's top five largest equity markets.

Adani and his companies are facing accusations of fraud from a New York short-seller, threatening the group's shares and his fortune.