OK, sure. That stuff is all questionably legal and bad for the market and they shouldn't do it.
I'm trying to find the (sigh) "Largest Con in Corporate History" promised in the headline. All I'm finding is accounting games and market cheating? I mean, these are routine crimes. In the US, the SEC prosecutes dozens of these every year (maybe it's easier to get away with it in India). Maybe there's an argument that the scale here is larger? If so the numbers aren't in the article.
I'm trying to find the (sigh) "Largest Con in Corporate History" promised in the headline. All I'm finding is accounting games and market cheating? I mean, these are routine crimes. In the US, the SEC prosecutes dozens of these every year (maybe it's easier to get away with it in India). Maybe there's an argument that the scale here is larger? If so the numbers aren't in the article.