The Indian stock market faced a major sell-off last week due to weak global cues and concerns over Donald Trump's tariffs.

Soon, he was back, this time taking on Harshad Mehta, another infamous scamster ... investing took a short break (before the likes of Ketan Parekh revived the concept in 2000).

While this innovation provides greater access to financial markets, it also raises concerns about the formation of a new kind ...

The major reasons behind the severe downturn in the D-street are likely the rise in the US bond yields and foreign institutional investors (FIIs) choosing Chinese market than the emerging Indian ...

In 1992, Harshad Mehta’s scam made stock prices jump really high, then crash, making investors lose trust. Other frauds, like the Ketan Parekh scam, IL&FS collapse, and Sahara case, also hurt ...

The Harshad Mehta scam of 1992, when Sensex jumped four-fold in a year, shook investor confidence for a long time. There was the Ketan Parekh scam, and the IL&FS collapse. In the Sahara case ...