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Financial Times Stands By Reporting, Says Won't Take Down Article on Adani Group - Vimarsana News

Financial Times Stands By Reporting, Says Won't Take Down Article on Adani Group

“Almost half of the Adani Group’s $5.7 billion (approximately Rs 46,818 crore) FDI inflows came from opaque overseas entities with connections to the group,” FT had reported.

Source: thewire.in
Financial Times refuses to take down report on Adani Group's offshore funding - Vimarsana News

Financial Times refuses to take down report on Adani Group's offshore funding

On Monday, the Adani group wrote a strongly worded letter to the editor of the publication asking it to take down the story as it created a “misleading narrative, misunderstanding in the markets, created a reputational impact on the Adani Group companies".

Adani Group Refutes Financial Times' Report on Conglomerate's FDI Funds - Vimarsana News

Adani Group Refutes Financial Times' Report on Conglomerate's FDI Funds

'Almost half of the Adani Group's $5.7 billion (approximately Rs 46,818 crore) FDI inflows came from opaque overseas entities with connections to the group,' FT reported.

Source: thewire.in
Column: How the decline of local news exposes the public to lies and corruption - Vimarsana News

Column: How the decline of local news exposes the public to lies and corruption

As the owner of more than 400 local weeklies and dailies in 46 states, Gannett stands as a telling illustration of the economics of local newspapers.

Source: aol.com
Hiltzik: Goodbye, local newspapers - Los Angeles Times - Vimarsana News

Hiltzik: Goodbye, local newspapers - Los Angeles Times

As the owner of more than 400 local weeklies and dailies in 46 states, Gannett stands as a telling illustration of the economics of local newspapers.