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Meet man who lost Rs 7000 crore in 3 months, Mukesh Ambani wants to buy his… - Vimarsana News

Meet man who lost Rs 7000 crore in 3 months, Mukesh Ambani wants to buy his…

Future Group decided to sell its assets to Reliance Industries in 2020 but Amazon filed a case and this led to the stalling of Bayani’s plan to sell Future Group’s assets worth USD 3.4 billion to Ambani.

'Worked 15 hrs a day,' says L&T chairman emeritus AM Naik amid debate over Murthy's '70 hours a week' remark - Vimarsana News

'Worked 15 hrs a day,' says L&T chairman emeritus AM Naik amid debate over Murthy's '70 hours a week' remark

After putting in 15 hours a day at work, he said he used to go back home and think about L&T for another one hour.

'Punjab of the South': Future Group's Kishore Biyani says THIS city does extravagant spending - Vimarsana News

'Punjab of the South': Future Group's Kishore Biyani says THIS city does extravagant spending

Kishore Biyani said that the city has enormous consumption, be it clothes, properties, or movies.

'India ko samajhna hai toh Banaras jaiye': Kishore Biyani's wily tip to retailers - Vimarsana News

'India ko samajhna hai toh Banaras jaiye': Kishore Biyani's wily tip to retailers

Future Group founder Kishore Biyani said that he used to visit Varanasi a lot. He called Varanasi the most fascinating city in India.

'Lost biz worth Rs 7,000 crore in 3 months': Kishore Biyani on how Covid-19 hit Big Bazaar - Vimarsana News

'Lost biz worth Rs 7,000 crore in 3 months': Kishore Biyani on how Covid-19 hit Big Bazaar

Kishore Biyani spoke also about the tussle between Reliance and Amazon that further added to the woes of Future Group that was already in crisis mode following the COVID-19 pandemic.