63 Moons Technologies Ltd

The Bombay High Court on Friday directed former finance minister P Chidambaram and two senior bureaucrats to file replies within four weeks to a suit filed by 63 Moons Technology, seeking Rs 10,000 crore in damages.

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed former finance minister P Chidambaram and two senior bureaucrats to file their affidavits in response to a suit by 63 Moons technology company seeking Rs 10,000 crore in damages.

The Bombay High Court has issued notices to former finance minister P Chidambaram and two serving bureaucrats in connection with a suit demanding Rs 10,000 crore in damages filed by 63 moons technologies, formerly known as Financial Technologies Ltd.

Thirteen people were prima facie found guilty of averting losses worth Rs 125 crore through insider trading, Sebi said.

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday rejected the plea of the Jignesh Shah-promoted 63 Moons Technologies Ltd (formerly FTIL) seeking a stay on attachment of its immovable assets worth Rs 2,000 crore by the Economic Offences Wing of Mumbai Police.

The letter also added that going forward, the company is keen and committed to create a vast universe of businesses around digital ecology, which will be the mainstream business of the 63 moons. It will remain in the realm of technology, but will strive to expand its sphere of influence in the new generational businesses built.

The Bombay High Court on Friday directed former finance minister P Chidambaram and two senior bureaucrats to file replies within four weeks to a suit filed by 63 Moons Technology, seeking Rs 10,000 crore in damages.

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed former finance minister P Chidambaram and two senior bureaucrats to file their affidavits in response to a suit by 63 Moons technology company seeking Rs 10,000 crore in damages.

The Bombay High Court has issued notices to former finance minister P Chidambaram and two serving bureaucrats in connection with a suit demanding Rs 10,000 crore in damages filed by 63 moons technologies, formerly known as Financial Technologies Ltd.

Thirteen people were prima facie found guilty of averting losses worth Rs 125 crore through insider trading, Sebi said.

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday rejected the plea of the Jignesh Shah-promoted 63 Moons Technologies Ltd (formerly FTIL) seeking a stay on attachment of its immovable assets worth Rs 2,000 crore by the Economic Offences Wing of Mumbai Police.

The letter also added that going forward, the company is keen and committed to create a vast universe of businesses around digital ecology, which will be the mainstream business of the 63 moons. It will remain in the realm of technology, but will strive to expand its sphere of influence in the new generational businesses built.