Robin Raina’s Eraaya-Ebix deal is a train wreck

Skeletons are now tumbling out of the closet, suggesting that the acquisition of the beleaguered US-based company may not exactly be above board.

14 October, 202417 min
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Robin Raina’s Eraaya-Ebix deal is a train wreck

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