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The Adani stock rout is so bad that it's even knocked India out of the world's top five largest equity markets.

Adani and his companies are facing accusations of fraud from a New York short-seller, threatening the group's shares and his fortune.

India’s Adani Group, run by Asia’s richest man, has hit back at a report from U_S_-based short-seller Hindenburg Research, calling it “malicious”, “baseless” and full of “selective misinformation.”

The Indian tycoon and his empire are facing allegations of fraud by an American short-seller. Their answer does not convince investors for the moment.

Two days after the story broke about a New York-based Hindenburg Research’s report placing Adani group in the dock for “brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud”, leading newspapers carried front page ads from the group.

Some Adani companies are suspended as heavy selling of Adani-linked shares continues to wipe billions of dollars' worth of market value.

Asia's richest man is rocked by a U.S. short-seller's allegations of fraud and money laundering.

If you’ve invested in a company associated with the Adani group, you’re probably watching the stock market like a hawk. For the second day running, share prices of nine listed companies of the group have tanked, with the group losing nearly Rs 4 lakh crore in market capitalisation. 

India’s Adani Group has launched a share offering for retail investors and says it is considering legal action against U.S.-based short-selling firm Hindenburg Research for allegations of stock market manipulation and accounting fraud that caused heavy selling of its stocks this week

US activist investor who accused Adani of ‘biggest con in corporate history’ dares Indian group to sue

The Indian executive's company faces a critical report from a firm famed for betting that stock prices will drop. His company shot right back.