A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
For the world's largest automaker, a small-car play is crucial for the challenging Indian market
Once the shocks of the financial markets flow into real economy, the impact will further weaken the foundations of the sovereign sector
UK-based Red Ribbon is setting up a carbon-neutral chain of hotels in India
In 2010 Pepsi reacquired two of its independent bottling divisions, hoping for fizzier profits
Within a short span, Motilal Oswal's mutual fund schemes have become category toppers. Co-founder Raamdeo Agrawal credits this to their philosophy of value investing that has worked for all the businesses of the group
Vishal Gondal's fitness technology company GOQii will include doctors and diagnostics on its platform, and create a unique ecosystem
Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services, believes India will be one of the biggest markets for the ecommerce giant's cloud business. This vertical also happens to be its current cash cow
Staying with the spirit of financial inclusion, the raison d'etre of its existence, FINO PayTech intends its payments bank avatar to reach the unserved and underserved
Michaels, the venerable arts-supplies store, has crafted one of retail's most unlikely comebacks by transforming its stores and—gasp!—ignoring ecommerce
Scotts Miracle-Gro has been helping suburban gardeners keep their lawns green and pristine for decades. Now its unconventional, controversial CEO, Jim Hagedorn, with support from his billion-dollar family, is gambling $400 million to reach a burgeoning market of customers: Pot growers
Vineet and Anupama Nayar are betting $100 million that their low-tech tools will get students to learn in India's notoriously ineffective rural schools
Xstok founders Sanjiv Khandelwal and Mihir Shah have created an online B2B marketplace for textile mills to auction their excess stock. But they have the deeply traditional roots of the industry to contend with
How a tangy innovation made a breakthrough in the stagnant candy category and clocked Rs 150 crore in the first year of its launch
Driven by the mobile phone business, the India arm of the Japanese consumer electronics giant is expected to double its contribution to the company's overall topline in two years
While the darker shade of blue has taken the world of fashion by storm, the dye that coloured India's resistance to the British is fading from mainstream consciousness
As India celebrates 69 years of freedom, young achievers across various fields appreciate the liberties they enjoy and feel proud that a nation of go-getters is breaking stereotypes and walking the talk
Even as Toyota looks to strengthen and redefine its presence in India by competing in the flourishing small car segment, it finds itself weighed down by unexpected battles