Nathan Anderson, the activist short-seller behind Hindenburg Research, announced the closure of his firm, citing workload as the primary reason. He clarified that the decision was not driven by ...

The founder of the US based short Seller-Hindenburg Research, Nate Anderson announced on Thursday that he has decided to close down the operations of his investigative firm. Anderson shared this ...

In addition, reactions also poured in on social media ... used an old Hindi saying to express their thoughts. They said, Hindenburg Research promoter said that they are shutting down.

In 2017, Anderson founded Hindenburg Research, naming it after the 1937 Hindenburg airship disaster. The name symbolizes the firm's mission to identify companies on the brink of collapse.

When Hindenburg Research posts a blog on its website, it often means a company’s final days are near. Today, that company is Hindenburg Research. Nate Anderson announced Wednesday he has shut ...

Hindenburg was named after the high-profile disaster of Germany's Hindenburg airship in 1937, which ignited as it flew into New Jersey.

Short-seller Hindenburg Research announces plans to disband the New York-based investment firm. "Someone once told me that at a certain point a successful career becomes a selfish act," founder ...

Political reactions around the country started pouring in as soon a Hindenburg Research announced to shut shop. BJP leader Amit Malviya said that Hindenburg's decision to shutdown operation was no ...

Activist short-seller Nathan Anderson, known for his high-profile campaigns against the likes of Adani Group, said he is closing his firm, Hindenburg Research, not because of any threat — legal ...

Hindenburg Research's founder Nathan Anderson announced he will disband the firm due to the intense nature of the work. Hindenburg Research's founder Nathan Anderson said he would disband the firm ...

Toronto: US short seller Nate Anderson who announced shutting down of his almost eight years old research firm Hindenburg, is under cloud for alleged links with hedge funds in preparing reports ...

The firm, named after the 1937 Hindenburg airship disaster, focused on identifying "man-made disasters" like accounting irregularities, corporate mismanagement, and hidden financial dealings.