Capital is dear. The Delhi list is not.
A House of Lords peer and an Indian business figure used a Federation of Indian Industry gathering to name the sectors that still need money — just as funding markets turn selective, and as India and China press their claim in artificial intelligence.
U.S. Presses a One-Off Mindanao Fuel Depot to Sustain South China Sea Patrols
Stahl Brenn’s Cavite terminal could serve later U.S. or third-party storage needs, developer papers say
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Stahl Brenn Group Moves Toward Full Feasibility on a Multi-Billion-Dollar Cavite Petroleum Terminal
The developer has completed its initial study for a 2,000,000-metric-ton free trade zone terminal on Manila Bay and is now selecting an EPC contractor, as the Philippines confronts its own fuel-stockpile vulnerability.
The $80 Million Phantom: How a California Introduction Delivered a Fuel Broker Into an Elaborate Trap
A personal introduction led a commodities broker to a fabricated Kazakh refinery, a $2 Singapore shell company, and a fraud built entirely on borrowed credibility.
The Fraud That Kept Moving: A British Buyer, a Solicitor’s Letter, and a Philippine Housing Deal That Never Closed
A year of assurances and a regulated solicitor’s attestation preceded a formal fraud demand after a £15 million housing-investment deal collapsed.
A Good Man in a Racist Country:
One landlord in Vilnius showed what Lithuania could be. One encounter on a fire escape showed what it still has to overcome.
When students attend these colleges, taxpayers often pay. Here’s why
A look at how loan-repayment patterns at for-profit schools are shifting costs back onto the public.