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Could India's biggest ever IPO become a test of global investor confidence?
It's well-business express from the BBC World Service.
A new report suggests Brexit has left the UK economy smaller than it otherwise
would have been, and why Haggis is getting a surprise welcome in America during the World Cup.
So what could become India's biggest ever stock market listing is moving a step closer.
Reliance Geo, the telecoms and digital services giant controlled by Billoneer, Mukesh
and Bhani is preparing for an initial public offering that could raise as much as $4 billion.
While the company is also ramping up its artificial intelligence ambitions,
announcing plans to deploy NVIDIA's latest AI chips.
I've been speaking to our India correspondent, Aruna Demukhaji.
Well, this is big, just the sheer scale.