Welcome to today’s Business News Wrap, your go-to digest for the top business stories making headlines. This edition unpacks the Adani Group's legal battle, Air India's premium travel upgrades post-merger, and India’s strides toward clean energy goals. Plus, a policy shake-up for public banks and a heated controversy in the gaming world involving tech titans. Let’s dive in!
1. Adani Group pushes back against bribery charges
Gautam Adani and his nephew Sagar Adani are facing allegations in a US court over a $265 million bribery scheme. However, Adani Green Energy Limited clarifies that no charges have been filed under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The conglomerate has strongly denied all accusations, stating its intent to fight the case through all legal channels. [
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2. Air India revamps domestic travel on 5 routes with Vistara fleet
Starting December 1, Air India will roll out premium travel options on five high-traffic domestic routes using Vistara’s A320neo planes. Featuring Business, Premium Economy, and Economy classes, the initiative is part of Air India's strategy post-merger with Vistara. Expect a luxury experience with complimentary meals and lounge access for premium passengers. [
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3. Banks told to prioritise women in transfers
Public sector banks will update transfer policies to enhance fairness and transparency. Women employees will be prioritied for nearby postings, with a mandate to avoid mid-year disruptions unless absolutely necessary. This policy aims to balance operational efficiency with employee needs. [
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4. Musk targets Microsoft over alleged bias
Elon Musk has publicly accused Microsoft’s gaming division of discriminatory hiring practices, calling them out for allegedly excluding White males. The debate started after comments from Microsoft employees on social media and has escalated with Musk tagging CEO Satya Nadella, demanding action. Microsoft has yet to respond. [
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5. India’s clean energy goals hit new heights
India is projected to have 777 GW of installed power capacity by 2030, with 64.4% from clean sources. Achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity will place India among the world's top clean energy producers. This milestone aligns with commitments made at COP26.
That’s all for today! Stay tuned for tomorrow’s wrap of the top business updates.