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EDITION: 23 June, 2017
Podcast
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Special
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Will GST be inflationary?
No, asserts a confident Modi government but the industry is keeping its fingers crossed
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There's incredible interest in using voice to interact with computers: Amazon CTO
Werner Vogels, 58, Amazon's chief technology officer, on how AI and machine learning will change the way businesses use data
Cross Border
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The Wizards from Oz
Enterprise software giants use armies of salespeople to hawk imperfect products and endless updates. The two Australian billionaires behind Atlassian have built smarter tools that sell themselves. Just ask Tesla, Snapchat, NASA and the entire Ivy League
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Carolyn Rafaelian: The bangle billionaire
By turning what women wear on their wrists into an affinity statement, Carolyn Rafaelian has grown the hippie brand Alex and Ani into a $1 billion company. Now America's richest jeweller is working on world domination—and maybe an IPO
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America's richest self-made women
Check out Forbes's ranking of the country's most successful women entrepreneurs and executives as measured by their net worths
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Why Mexico is reliable for investors, despite Trump
Trump's incendiary tweets against Mexico are music to the ears of BlackRock's intrepid emerging-market portfolio manager Gerardo Rodriguez
Recliner
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The theatre of sports
Bollywood has caught on to sports biopics as filmmakers depict real lives and humanise heroes
LeaderBoard
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Tom Siebel remembers: How to survive a stampeding elephant
Billionaire Tom Siebel on why small firms outperform mammoth rivals, GE's innovation problem and one very memorable safari
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The world's richest rappers
$450 mln is the amount pulled in by the world's 20 highest-paid hip-hop acts over 12 months in 2016
Startups Special 2017
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Robo-in-the-box
Chennai-based SP Robotic Works teaches youngsters to build their own robots through DIY kits and online tutorials
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Team Indus: Aiming for the moon
Rahul Narayan's TeamIndus is in the fray to launch India's first private moonshot. Besides the $20 million-prize money from Google, success could mean heralding a new age of space entrepreneurship in India
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The future is AI-ready
The founders of Fluid AI, brothers Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal, are deploying Artificial Intelligence to make, among other things, banking fun for customers. Of course, they have a more serious intent: They want to be the plug-and-play AI engine for the world
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The new new economy
The Indian startups scene might have started out in the ecommerce space, but companies are now moving on to the next phase
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Startup's rocky road
The second edition of Forbes India's Startup Square brings together entrepreneurs to find a way around multiple hurdles in the ecosystem
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The future is man with machine
The industrial value creation of tomorrow is to be found in the fusion, in the interplay, between humans and robots
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3D printing in healthcare: A prescription for the future
Bengaluru-based Osteo3d makes 3D-printed medical models and guides to help surgeons better plan and execute surgeries
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The BSE 30 is under threat: IDG Ventures' Sudhir Sethi
Sudhir Sethi, founder and chairman of IDG Ventures India, on how innovation and technology are changing the entrepreneurial ecosystem in India and why new-tech companies are the gamechangers
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Behind Sedemac Mechatronics: Meet the IITians combining academics with business smarts
Their company devises innovative technology and electronic automation for two- and three-wheelers
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Mapping the growth of tech startups
A brief history of new technology companies, as seen through investments and acquisitions
Work in Progress
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S Chand: Publishing giant in the education content business
The newly listed S Chand is staying future-ready by balancing its core strength of publishing with investments in edutech startups
Column
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The second wave of startups
A new breed of bold, young Indian entrepreneurs is making an impact with ventures woven around deep tech
Thoughts
ForbesLife India
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I'm always thinking of ways to make the journey easier: Globe-Trotter designer Charlotte Seddon
Globe-Trotter designer Charlotte Seddon speaks about the process of design, her inspirations and the brand's 120-year-old heritage
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Of bags and baggage: Travel writers on packing and unpacking
Travel writers on memories of luggage and how both packing and unpacking are invested with emotion
