Jeff Bezos In India

TV show producer Banijay Asia has tied up with Space Exploration and Research Agency for a reality show to send an Indian into space on a future Blue Origin New Shepard mission.

First, he became the richest person in Asia. Then his net worth surpassed those of Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Now he's fast approaching a level of wealth only rivaled by Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.

Gautam Adani, whose empire includes ports, mines and green energy, is the latest whose fortune reached the $100 billion mark.

What should be an ordinary commercial dispute between Amazon.com Inc. and the founders of a near-bankrupt retailer is shining a harsh light on the quality of legal and regulatory protection investors actually receive in India.

Delhi High Court has halted arbitration proceedings between Future Group and Amazon.com in light of CCI suspension of a 2019 deal between two sides

Mukesh Ambani, Asia's richest person, joined Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the world's most exclusive wealth club with a fortune of at least $100 billion.

The world's second-richest man is getting an almost-daily reminder of how tough it will be to win in the second-most-populous nation.

Amazon.com Inc. is disbanding a controversial joint venture in India with billionaire Narayana Murthy, a potential setback for the e-commerce giant as the country's online market is projected to surge to $1 trillion.

In a big win for Amazon, the Supreme Court today said Reliance cannot go ahead with a $3.4 billion deal to buy Future Group's retail assets. The deal has locked Mukesh Ambani and Jeff Bezos, rivals for India's online retail, in a huge legal battle.

The launch sequence started around 6.30 PM India time and was broadcast live on Blue Origins website.

A court put on hold an order restraining Future Group chief Kishore Biyani from selling personal assets, amid legal challenges to the group's $3.4-billion (roughly Rs. 24,610 crore) retail deal.

The Supreme Court will soon decide on its bid to scuttle the $3.4 billion (roughly Rs. 24,630 crore) sale of debt-laden retailer Future Group’s assets to Amazon’s archrival Reliance. But the rivalry between Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Reliance’s Mukesh Ambani won’t end with a verdict in the Future Group case.

Indian tycoon Gautam Adani has added more billions to his wealth than any one else in the world this year on the back of investor excitement around his ports-to-power plants conglomerate.

A bruising battle for supremacy between two of the world's richest men is hogging the limelight, but the silent changes in India's retail landscape deserve equal attention.

The centre has asked Amazon to participate in developing "digital villages" across the country, on a day the online retail giant owned by Jeff Bezos announced that it would start manufacturing its flagship gadgets in India.

TV show producer Banijay Asia has tied up with Space Exploration and Research Agency for a reality show to send an Indian into space on a future Blue Origin New Shepard mission.

First, he became the richest person in Asia. Then his net worth surpassed those of Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Now he's fast approaching a level of wealth only rivaled by Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.

Gautam Adani, whose empire includes ports, mines and green energy, is the latest whose fortune reached the $100 billion mark.

What should be an ordinary commercial dispute between Amazon.com Inc. and the founders of a near-bankrupt retailer is shining a harsh light on the quality of legal and regulatory protection investors actually receive in India.

Delhi High Court has halted arbitration proceedings between Future Group and Amazon.com in light of CCI suspension of a 2019 deal between two sides

Mukesh Ambani, Asia's richest person, joined Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the world's most exclusive wealth club with a fortune of at least $100 billion.

The world's second-richest man is getting an almost-daily reminder of how tough it will be to win in the second-most-populous nation.

Amazon.com Inc. is disbanding a controversial joint venture in India with billionaire Narayana Murthy, a potential setback for the e-commerce giant as the country's online market is projected to surge to $1 trillion.

In a big win for Amazon, the Supreme Court today said Reliance cannot go ahead with a $3.4 billion deal to buy Future Group's retail assets. The deal has locked Mukesh Ambani and Jeff Bezos, rivals for India's online retail, in a huge legal battle.

The launch sequence started around 6.30 PM India time and was broadcast live on Blue Origins website.

A court put on hold an order restraining Future Group chief Kishore Biyani from selling personal assets, amid legal challenges to the group's $3.4-billion (roughly Rs. 24,610 crore) retail deal.

The Supreme Court will soon decide on its bid to scuttle the $3.4 billion (roughly Rs. 24,630 crore) sale of debt-laden retailer Future Group’s assets to Amazon’s archrival Reliance. But the rivalry between Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Reliance’s Mukesh Ambani won’t end with a verdict in the Future Group case.

Indian tycoon Gautam Adani has added more billions to his wealth than any one else in the world this year on the back of investor excitement around his ports-to-power plants conglomerate.

A bruising battle for supremacy between two of the world's richest men is hogging the limelight, but the silent changes in India's retail landscape deserve equal attention.

The centre has asked Amazon to participate in developing "digital villages" across the country, on a day the online retail giant owned by Jeff Bezos announced that it would start manufacturing its flagship gadgets in India.