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The Rise Of India's New Billionaires As Business Dynasties Flounder
A new breed of self-made entrepreneurs is vaulting into the ranks of the wealthy, offsetting billions lost by debt-burdened industrialists and members of the country's old dynasties.
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Vijay Mallya Fights To Save Plush London Home From Bank Takeover
UBS Group AG is trying to foreclose on a 20.4 million-pound ($26.6 million) mortgage loan on former billionaire Vijay Mallya's London house, which overlooks the capital's Regent's Park.
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Fleeing Billionaires Push India To Ring-Fence Alleged Defaulters
Weeks after the nation's largest bank fraud investigation began, lawmakers, bureaucrats and court officials began drafting tighter rules to prevent citizens fleeing abroad with unpaid dues.
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Mallya Doubts Fair Trial In 'Hysteria' Over Kingfisher Loans
Vijay Mallya, the businessman India termed a fugitive after defaulting on debt owed by his failed Kingfisher Airlines Ltd., said he is skeptical he will get a fair trial back home amid the "media frenzy and hysteria" over unpaid dues.
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Rusty Jets On Tarmac Show India Beer Baron's Fallen Empire
In an airfield in southern India, seven planes of the failed Kingfisher Airlines rust away -- relics of a former billionaire's ambition and emblems of the complex regulations that hamper Indian aviation.
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The Rise Of India's New Billionaires As Business Dynasties Flounder
A new breed of self-made entrepreneurs is vaulting into the ranks of the wealthy, offsetting billions lost by debt-burdened industrialists and members of the country's old dynasties.
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Vijay Mallya Fights To Save Plush London Home From Bank Takeover
UBS Group AG is trying to foreclose on a 20.4 million-pound ($26.6 million) mortgage loan on former billionaire Vijay Mallya's London house, which overlooks the capital's Regent's Park.
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Fleeing Billionaires Push India To Ring-Fence Alleged Defaulters
Weeks after the nation's largest bank fraud investigation began, lawmakers, bureaucrats and court officials began drafting tighter rules to prevent citizens fleeing abroad with unpaid dues.
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Mallya Doubts Fair Trial In 'Hysteria' Over Kingfisher Loans
Vijay Mallya, the businessman India termed a fugitive after defaulting on debt owed by his failed Kingfisher Airlines Ltd., said he is skeptical he will get a fair trial back home amid the "media frenzy and hysteria" over unpaid dues.
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Rusty Jets On Tarmac Show India Beer Baron's Fallen Empire
In an airfield in southern India, seven planes of the failed Kingfisher Airlines rust away -- relics of a former billionaire's ambition and emblems of the complex regulations that hamper Indian aviation.
