Is Naveen Jindal’s high-risk election gambit good for business?

By contesting elections, the JSPL chairman is mixing politics and business. The consequences for the company could be dire—win or lose.

May 29, 202413 min
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Is Naveen Jindal’s high-risk election gambit good for business?

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