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Indian groups opting for London listings

Indian companies are increasingly turning to London to raise money for expansion amid signs that one of the world’s biggest developing economies is shrugging off growing threats from inflation and slowing global growth

Lex: Indian political crisis

“A big zero”. That, in the words of one leading Indian chief executive, is the legacy of Manmohan Singh as India’s prime minister

The Short View: Time for Chindia?

A nasty combination of inflation and steep valuations suggests Chinese and Indian stock markets have not yet come to rest, says John Authers

Buy-out groups set $4bn target for Asia

Two private equity groups specialising in emerging markets will on Monday announce plans to raise a combined $4bn, highlighting the rush to collect funds for investing in Asia and other regions more immune to credit market turmoil

Comment: How the food crisis could solve Doha

High prices will make the need for subsidies to US farmers, which vary inversely with market prices, negligible, say Jagdish Bhagwati and Arvind Panagariya

Heady days give way to caution for Asian IPOs

The impact of the global credit squeeze and rising commodity prices as well as worries over the US economic outlook have hit Asia’s markets hard, with the volatility denting investor confidence

Ambani rivalry could scupper MTN deal

The dispute between Anil Ambani and his older brother Mukesh has turned into a full-blown face-off – the worst eruption of sibling rivalry between India’s two richest men since they agreed to split their late father’s empire in 2005

Ranbaxy chief defends sale to Daiichi

Since Malvinder Mohan Singh announced that he would sell leading Indian generic drug maker Ranbaxy to Daiichi Sankyo of Japan, incredulous friends have deluged him with messages

Brothers threaten clash over Reliance sale

A flare up of sibling rivalry between India’s billionaire Ambani brothers over the proposed takeover of mobile operator Reliance Communications by South Africa’s MTN is threatening to spill over into the courts

Vedanta plans $20bn investment in India

Vedanta Resources, the UK-listed mining group, is planning to invest $20bn in India in the next four years to expand its metals, mining and electricity generation operations in the country

Backlash as India puts up fuel price

Comment: Delhi dithers as big retail rattles the gates

Indian farm debt waiver plan backfires

Indian bank eyes foreign acquisitions

Indian inflation spurs intervention call

Indian takeover battle for Arden looms

KSK plans to raise $500m in dual listing

India futures ban mere ‘posturing’

Tata to launch banking arm if rules ease

India steps up war on inflation