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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

Amazon India's fintech play

The ecommerce behemoth is making strategic investments to build an ecosystem of financial products and services to take on Flipkart and Paytm

Meet the new-age underwriters redefining insurance

Acko General Insurance and Toffee Insurance are selling policies online and doing away with the 'one-size-fits-all' approach

The loan warrior

Bengaluru lender Capital Float processes loans in minutes to make credit accessible to small businesses

UPI 2.0, BHIM and the new shape of payments

UPI's success is proof that India is moving mountains to usher in a less-cash economy. But the scope of BHIM must be widened

Payoneer: Standing tall in B2B payments

India head Rohit Kulkarni talks about the company's low-cost model and challenges

Modern money-spinners: The state of fintech firms

India's financially underserved population offers a huge opportunity for fintech

Plastic that won't degrade: Why debit and credit cards won't vanish so soon

Mobile transactions and NFC-enabled wearable technology are no immediate threats to plastic money

Spreading their wings: Fintech firms are seeking new avenues of growth

Having invested millions in evangelising digital payments, fintech firms are now eyeing ancillary verticals

78% Indians think they can't protect their data: Mastercard's Bob Reany

The company's executive VP talks about innovations that will make digital transactions safer and frictionless

HDFC Bank's fintech footprints

The private sector lender was one of the earliest to partner fintech firms for digital solutions

'Skinn' in the game: Titan's perfume brand is aggressively wooing men

Titan's perfume brand is aggressively wooing men. Can it whiff success?

Long-term investors needn't fret about 2019 polls

There is no correlation between who is in power and how the markets fare, suggests study

Ranganath's exit could choke off Infosys's stock momentum

The IT major will now have to hunt for its fourth CFO in five years

These numbers show India's online grocery segment is poised for takeoff

The country is witnessing intense action in the online grocery segment

Meet Swajal, the startup that's quenching the thirst of the needy

The startup's solar-powered water ATMs, ensure clean drinking water trickles down to the underserved

Handset makers caught using stock images to promote smartphone cameras

DSLR-like quality at half the price is a strong bait that hooks consumers

The Ferrari 250 GTO's luxury lineage

Recently, car collector Greg Whitten's 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO went under the hammer for $44 million

Carmesi: Natural and hygienic. Period

The startup has created a new category in the menstrual hygiene market—a luxurious, all-natural sanitary pad

The god of all things: Answering India's prayers, the digital way

Tech entrepreneurs are taking the online route to answer India's $40 billion call to prayer

How The Rock flexed his social media muscle to become Hollywood's top-paid actor

By turning himself into a marketing channel, Dwayne Johnson has figured out a way to make millions

Tricks of a crypto trader: How Shuoji Zhou built Asia's hottest crypto hedge fund

FBG Capital spotted promising crypto projects in Asia and turned $20 million into $200 million in a year

Vinyl visionary: How a digital dealmaker revived a 112-year-old record-player brand

Corey Lieblein resuscitated the Victrola brand and made a killing in, yes, record players

Regeneron's billionaire founder fights for responsible pricing. But look who's talking

Leonard Schleifer condemns greed at other drug firms. But what about the $37,000 price tag on his eczema drug?

The world's highest-paid entertainers

The stars on Forbes's Celebrity 100 ranking earned a combined $6.3 billion over the past 12 months, up 22 percent from last year

We go for fundamentals: Florian Seiche

HMD Global's CEO speaks on why India is core to Nokia's growth

Are personal loans growing too fast?

Leverage among ordinary Indians is doubling every three years and stands at $82 billion currently

The world after Lehman Brothers

In the decade since the investment bank sank, what lessons have been learnt?

The borrowed plumes of lending booms

There are long-term worries of a surge in loan defaults if jobs shrink or stagnate

By hook or by cook: This duo is trying to build a 'healthy' food empire

Cure.Fit co-founders Mukesh Bansal and Ankit Nagori see great potential in healthy foods

Tale of two neighbourhoods: These London localities were home to literary greats

Tread the cobblestones of the London streets where literary giants once roamed

Mirror images: The making of Geetanjali Kulkarni's indelible identity

Of the many facets of the theatre actor, it's her beguiling duality that has defined her work

An act of faith: Junoon Salons is taking performing arts into virgin territory

Sanjna Kapoor and Sameera Iyengar are bringing together audiences and artistes that have remained unknown to each other

Thoughts on financial technology

Victorinox's versatile accessory and Craft Béton's Autumn Collection 2018

A pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious that money can buy

Book: The Excellence Dividend

A peek into why big firms have lost their sparkle and will continue to lose jobs