A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
In his first interview after stepping down as Infosys CEO & MD, Vishal Sikka, who has been retained by the Infosys board as executive vice chairman, insists that the 'iconic company' will prevail
The founder and managing director of VIP Industries talks about brand strategies, GST's side effects and competition from Samsonite
The cloud computing market in the country is set to see accelerated growth as businesses embrace the benefits and vendors provide ever more sophisticated capabilities
Even small businesses can leapfrog to pay-as-you-go models using the cloud, says Anant Maheshwari
With an India region, Google expects to spur the growth of its partnerships with developers, system integrators and software vendors here, says the India head for Google Cloud
India Inc lauds the government's reforms-driven agenda and improved transparency, but admits that concerns like job creation and infrastructure bottlenecks need greater attention
Several setbacks and a failed acquisition attempt have only made Sailesh Mehta better equipped to take his company, Deepak Fertilisers, to the next level—from being a commodity-oriented firm to a consumer-driven one
With her business acumen and love for sports, Anjana Reddy is stirring up the youth fashion scene
By backing quality content, Mundra has emerged as indie cinema's ray of hope, while he heads a petrochemicals company in Nigeria
Congaree, a new golf club built by billionaires in US's South Carolina, will offer training to underprivileged youngsters
A small army of cloud warriors has been working towards leading the $19-billion Mahindra Group into the digital age. Expect customer experience to be different soon
Led by three unicorns eyeing an IPO, Utah is becoming as well-known for its cloud as for its mountains
A decade after Tom Siebel sold his first company to Oracle for $5.9 billion, his new company could be twice as valuable
After resurrecting the French carmaker Groupe PSA, Carlos Tavares is taking on the global giants by gambling on bleeding-edge manufacturing techniques and selling services that support other companies' cars