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Adani, Embraer sign pact to make aircraft in India

International · India

Adani, Embraer sign pact to make aircraft in India

Coverage: 14 sources

India's Adani Group and Brazil's Embraer SA will partner to set up a regional transport aircraft venture in India, the companies said on Tuesday, heralding Adani's entry into commercial aviation manufacturing.See the Story

Adani vs SEC: Diplomatic Stalemate Makes Way for a Long Courtroom Battle

Adani vs SEC: Diplomatic Stalemate Makes Way for a Long Courtroom Battle

55% Right coverage: 11 sources

A year after stalling over summons issues, the SEC’s securities fraud case against Gautam and Sagar Adani moves forward, with both sides agreeing on service via US counsel and a long legal schedule.See the Story

Adani Agrees to Accept Legal Notice in US Civil Fraud Case, Gets 90 Days to Reply

Adani Group · India

Adani Agrees to Accept Legal Notice in US Civil Fraud Case, Gets 90 Days to Reply

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

With Gautam Adani and Sagar Adani accepting service, the US civil fraud case will move ahead in New York, giving the businessmen 90 days to respond to allegations of misleading investors.See the Story

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