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    Meet Vladimir Sklarov, who allegedly stole $450 million from a Mexican billionaire using the Astor family name and spent it on luxury villas and a château

    Vladimir Sklarov is facing serious allegations after reportedly swindling a Mexican billionaire of $450 million by creating a fraudulent company. He leveraged the name of the Astor family to illicitly seize control of valuable shares. Authorities claim Sklarov and his accomplices discreetly divested these shares. The victim has confirmed the deception, expressing deep dismay over being ensnared in the ruse.

    Adani Group plans a $2.5 billion offshore loan to refinance debt. This significant borrowing aims to cover the acquisition of two Indian cement firms. The group is seeking $1.5 billion through a bridge loan and $1 billion via a five-year facility. Discussions are ongoing with several international banks for the financing. The deal is expected to close before the end of October.

    ₹40 lakh a month from waste plastic bought at ₹13 per kg and sold for ₹90: How a Rolex at a wedding revealed a surprising business

    A viral X post by Pratham has revealed the surprising economics behind his cousin’s plastic recycling business after a limited-edition Rolex sparked questions about his work. The business reportedly buys waste plastic for around ₹13 per kg, processes it into recycled plastic granules and sells them for ₹80-90 per kg. At about 50 tonnes of monthly production, the business generates roughly ₹40 lakh in monthly sales.

    He built China’s biggest property empire and became Asia’s richest man. Now Evergrande’s Hui Ka Yan is in prison for life, here’s why

    Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan, also known as Xu Jiayin, has been sentenced to life in prison in China for embezzlement, bribery and other financial crimes linked to the property giant's collapse. The verdict, which includes an 8.82 billion yuan personal fine and permanent loss of political rights, marks a dramatic end to the career of the businessman who built China's biggest property empire. The case also underscores the deep damage caused by China's property crisis and the collapse of the debt-fuelled growth model that once powered the sector.

    China Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan gets life in prison as property giant’s saga ends

    China Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan received a life sentence for fraud charges. The court also confiscated all of his personal property and assets. Evergrande and its subsidiary Hengda Real Estate faced substantial fines. Five other senior executives received prison terms and fines. This sentencing concludes a significant chapter in China's property sector crisis.

    Adani flagship eyes India’s Nifty crown after years of turmoil

    Adani Enterprises stock has rebounded strongly, becoming the top performer on India's equity benchmark. Investor confidence is growing after the conglomerate faced significant challenges and allegations. Recent legal dismissals and index adjustments have further boosted the company's standing. The group's infrastructure businesses are seen as a proxy for India's economic growth. This resurgence has propelled Gautam Adani back to Asia's richest man list.

    The Economic Times
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