News about Gautam Adani

Rihanna shunned the scandal surrounding her Indian wedding appearance posting a shocking new photo on Instagram. The actress, 36, posed in a slew of snazzy underwear sets from her self-designed collection, posting it on Instagram. She was jaw-dropping in the pictures, featuring racy push-up bras, a mesh bodysuit, a flesh-flashing triangle bralet, and a slew of different styles.

In a clip posted to Janhvi's Instagram account, the actress, 36, demonstrated her sizzling dance moves.

After being mocked for her role at a pre-wedding gig for India's richest man, Rihanna looked downcast as she arrived in Milan on Saturday morning. As new videos of her £5 million concert in India for Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's wedding, the singer, 36, was seen at the city's airport with her partner A$AP Rocky, 35. Rihanna styled a casual figure in a all grey outfit with a turquoise scarf and shielded her eyes with sunglasses.

According to Mailonline, Rihanna was seen leaving India after her appearance at the wedding of her son of India's richest man, in which she is being paid £5 million ($6.33 million in the United States). Born Robyn Rihanna Fenty, the 36-year-old megastar, was seen arriving at the transport hub looking absolutely stunning as she began a flight out of India. Rihanna sported a hood in a pink saree while still sporting a turquoise scarf. As she showed off her legs and black leather studded flat shoes, the dress featured a thigh-high split.

Fans of Rihanna have reported that she did the 'bare minimum' for a wedding gig for India's richest man, for whom she is being paid £5 million ($6.33 million in the United States). Mailonline reported that she did the best. Footage of the 36-year-old hitmaker on stage during the three-day festival appeared on X (formally Twitter), as followers claimed that she didn't exactly carry her A-game. In one of the clips, she could be seen barely dancing in her 2011 megahit partnership with Calvin Harris titled We Found Love, and she could be seen barely dancing. 'She just don't give a f***,' the video was posted.'

In a tweet on Wednesday, minutes after markets closed, Hindenburg wrote, 'New report soon-another big one.' There were no further information on the company, and it did not respond quickly to a request from DailyMail.com. Hindenburg's study has resulted in criminal charges and convictions, including that of Nikola founder Trevor Milton (top right), who was found guilty of deceive customers by exaggerating information regarding his electric vehicle company. Gautam Adani, a billionaire from India, is the newest target of Hindenburg's new venture, according to a January study claiming that his company, Adani Group,'s brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud scheme over the course of decades.'

Gautam Adani, the university dropout turned billionaire, became Asia's richest individual thanks to his Adani Group's success. However, Hindenburg Research's scathing study this week, which covers commodities trading, ports, and electricity, rattled the group, which is headquartered in London.

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Gautam Adani, 60, is now the seventh richest man in the world after his personal net worth plunged to $92.7 billion following a derogatory study submitted last week by a New York City investment company. Hindenburg Research accused Adani and his families in the scathing investigation of using a network of offshore shell accounts to conduct money laundering and tax fraud in the 'largest con in corporate history.' These allegations have been denied repeatedly, but the Adani Group has since lost $70 billion worth of its assets. The company's situation is only getting more bleak as activist investors warn major bond investors to stay away from the conglomerate and its subsidiaries.

Hindenburg Research, a US investor, who was short-selling the conglomerate via bonds, undertook a two-year probe into head Gautam Adani, who is worth $125 billion. Adani and his associates are accused of operating a web of offshore shell accounts that it used to carry out misappropriation, money laundering, and taxpayer theft, while still siphoning funds from the companies that owned. The firm argued in its paper, published Tuesday, 'Adani has pulled off this stupenduous feat with the support of enablers in government and a cottage industry of multinational companies that support these activities.' Adani is one of India's most influential men, and has been chastised for his close ties with Prime Minister Narendra Modi (left).