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    • Editor's Take | Ruias losing options to retain crown jewel Essar Steel

    • Opinion | Essar Steel: Bankruptcy delayed is resolution denied

    • Lenders to Essar Steel will only accept Ruias' offer only if court orders

    • Ruias re-entry for Essar Steel seen as last resort to gain control, delay process

    • Essar sells BPO company Aegis for $275-300 mn

    • IMG to review Essar's iron ore slurry pipeline in Vizag

    • 2011: 2G, illegal mining dictated corp legal battle in SC

      The corporate world in 2011 found itself on tenterhooks as various scams in the telecom and the mining sector came under the prying eyes of the Supreme Court.

    • Essar mulls listing infra biz in London

      Diversified Essar Group is planning to list its infrastructure business in London next year, a move that could raise about Rs 3,700 crore for the Ruias-led conglomerate.

    • Ruias off the hook? No breach of clause 8 of UASL, says CBI

      In regards to the ownership of Loop Telecom, the CBI was initially confident of coming up with a charge sheet against the Ruias. However, CNBC-TV18’s Siddharth Zarabari reports a portion of the CBI believes that this is a case of corporate greed and not corporate fraud.

    • Robust refining margins help Essar Oil post Q1 profits

      In-line with market expectations, the Ruia’s-owned Essar Oil has posted a net profit of Rs 469 crore y-o-y, mainly due to robust refining margins

    • Vodafone pays over USD 400m more to buy Essar's 33% stake

      Revising the deal, UK-based Vodafone today agreed to pay over USD 400 million more to its Indian partner Essar for buying its 33% stake in the joint venture Vodafone-Essar.

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