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Amazon's Surprise Move To Abandon Bid For IPL Rights: Report
Amazon.com Inc. is planning to withdraw from a heated competition for the rights to stream Indian Premier League cricket matches, according to people familiar with the matter, ceding one of the world's most popular sporting contests to rivals.
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The Latest Clash Between Mukesh Ambani and Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos and Mukesh Ambani, two of the world's richest men, are set for another clash. This time the fight is over media rights to the Super Bowl of cricket, one of the world's fastest-growing sporting events that draws 600 million viewers.
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How Mukesh Ambani Outfoxed Amazon In A $3.4 Billion Deal Dispute
Add Amazon.com Inc. to the list of companies that have been outmaneuvered by Mukesh Ambani's juggernaut.
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Indian Billionaires Hunker Down In Safety Bubbles As Covid Rages On
Some of India's richest people are forming bubbles with their families and staff, while others are leaving for homes outside of major cities as a virus resurgence overwhelms the country's medical system.
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Mukesh Ambani Gathered $27 Billion. Now He Has to Deliver
Mukesh Ambani spent much of 2020 convincing Facebook Inc., Google and a clutch of Wall Street heavyweights to buy into his vision for one of the world's most ambitious corporate transformations.
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The Quiet Negotiator Behind Mukesh Ambani's $13 Billion Deal Spree
He has no flashy titles and few outside India know his name. But in the halls of Reliance Industries Ltd., Manoj Modi has quietly become one of the most powerful forces behind the corporate empire of Asia's richest man.
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How R Damani's D-Mart Stores Made Him Richer Billionaire Than Anil Ambani
For 61-year-old Damani, a former stockbroker who was raised in a one-room apartment in a Mumbai tenement block, the listing catapulted Damani's wealth beyond that of Ajay Piramal, Anil Ambani and Kapil Bhatia, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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New Tata Chief Chandra 'Won't Micro-Manage', Is Good With Relationships
The appointment expands Chandrasekaran's role to lead a $100 billion conglomerate with dozens of divisions in businesses.
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Amazon's Surprise Move To Abandon Bid For IPL Rights: Report
Amazon.com Inc. is planning to withdraw from a heated competition for the rights to stream Indian Premier League cricket matches, according to people familiar with the matter, ceding one of the world's most popular sporting contests to rivals.
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The Latest Clash Between Mukesh Ambani and Jeff Bezos
Jeff Bezos and Mukesh Ambani, two of the world's richest men, are set for another clash. This time the fight is over media rights to the Super Bowl of cricket, one of the world's fastest-growing sporting events that draws 600 million viewers.
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How Mukesh Ambani Outfoxed Amazon In A $3.4 Billion Deal Dispute
Add Amazon.com Inc. to the list of companies that have been outmaneuvered by Mukesh Ambani's juggernaut.
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Indian Billionaires Hunker Down In Safety Bubbles As Covid Rages On
Some of India's richest people are forming bubbles with their families and staff, while others are leaving for homes outside of major cities as a virus resurgence overwhelms the country's medical system.
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Mukesh Ambani Gathered $27 Billion. Now He Has to Deliver
Mukesh Ambani spent much of 2020 convincing Facebook Inc., Google and a clutch of Wall Street heavyweights to buy into his vision for one of the world's most ambitious corporate transformations.
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The Quiet Negotiator Behind Mukesh Ambani's $13 Billion Deal Spree
He has no flashy titles and few outside India know his name. But in the halls of Reliance Industries Ltd., Manoj Modi has quietly become one of the most powerful forces behind the corporate empire of Asia's richest man.
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How R Damani's D-Mart Stores Made Him Richer Billionaire Than Anil Ambani
For 61-year-old Damani, a former stockbroker who was raised in a one-room apartment in a Mumbai tenement block, the listing catapulted Damani's wealth beyond that of Ajay Piramal, Anil Ambani and Kapil Bhatia, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
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New Tata Chief Chandra 'Won't Micro-Manage', Is Good With Relationships
The appointment expands Chandrasekaran's role to lead a $100 billion conglomerate with dozens of divisions in businesses.
