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Exploring why Kenyans are protesting against the new Finance Bill linked to the IMF's involvement in Kenya's economic difficulties, debt crisis, and the conditions it sets for struggling nations.

Exploring the downfall of the Indian social media app, Koo, compared to Twitter, due to struggles with fundraising, user adoption, and engagement, leading to its shutdown.

Exploring the twist in the Adani vs Hindenburg saga involving Kotak Mahindra Bank's subsidiary short-selling Adani shares, revealing accusations, responses, and the impact on the controversy

Entrepreneur Rishi Shah discusses the billion-dollar pharma advertising scheme, detailing the rise and fall of Outcome Health and the fraudulent tactics used to target patients with chronic diseases.

French Economist Gabriel Zucman discusses his proposal for a global minimum tax on billionaires, facing challenges with major G20 nations. The idea of a 2% annual wealth tax on individuals with assets over $1 billion is explored.

SEBI's proposed solution for undervalued holding company stocks involves special call auctions to boost liquidity and investor confidence, potentially leading to a positive impact on stock prices.

Delve into Hyundai India's triumph in the Indian market, their future expansions including electric vehicles, and the intriguing decision to opt for an IPO in the Indian stock market.

Delving into the rising value of Participatory Notes in the Indian market, the podcast explores concerns of market manipulation, tax evasion, and regulatory challenges. It discusses the role in attracting foreign capital and the recent surge in investments, raising questions about potential misuse.

Rashmi Saluja from Religare is under SEBI's pressure to deal with Dabur's Burman family's hostile takeover bid. The podcast delves into the potential consequences for both companies and the regulatory hurdles involved.

Exploration of why the current telecom spectrum auction in India lacks interest due to challenges with 5G networks, including low demand from telcos with existing spectrum, limited revenue from 5G, and the apprehensive attitude of the telecom sector. It examines spectrum auctions, bidding procedures, and obstacles in implementing and profiting from 5G networks.