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
LeaderBoard
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Jet take off faces Etihad hurdle
With Etihad Airways accumulating losses of over $3 billion, there is growing doubt about whether it would want to pilot Jet Airways
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High-Profile exits at startups 'inevitable'
The likes of Ola and Myntra have seen key people resign of late
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Matrix's deal flurry in January
The venture capital firm closed a $300 million fund in January
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RIP to PIP: Print in progress
Why digital publishers across the world are foraying into an arguably sunset industry like print
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World's most innovative countries
South Korea tops list while US makes a comeback into the top 10
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Innovation winter's flip side in Asia
Other economies are benefiting from US-China tensions
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Corporate governance lapses at Sun Pharma haunt Shanghvi
The man who once challenged Mukesh Ambani for the wealthiest Indian title will have to fight to keep his place in list of top 10 richest Indians
Poll Vault
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Earnings to hurt Indian equities, not elections
While poll results could be an excuse for markets to fall, the reasons are more fundamental
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Reelpolitik: How biopics help drive home the political agenda
Political films—adaptations, hagiographies and dramatisation of election issues—seem to be the toast of the pre-poll season, but India is not the first or the only country to go down this road
Cross Border
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Iron ore price rise: A bonus for big miners
For some mining companies' revenues, the trade war is looking like a phony war
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Combating cancer with big data
While still in their 20s, Nat Turner and Zach Weinberg built a $2 billion company to pursue an impossible dream—to conquer the Big C. They've not only made fast progress—they've also gotten rich trying
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Crossover: A software sweatshop
Two decades ago, Joe Liemandt became the youngest member of the Forbes 400 by building an enterprise software juggernaut. He's quietly returned, bigger than ever, with a darker model
Column
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30 Under 30: You're never too young
We're not feting poster boys and girls of success but their entrepreneurial spirit and passion
30 Under 30 2019
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Forbes India 30U30 2019: Already setting benchmarks
Meet the young achievers who are already peak performers in their chosen fields
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Shining stars: The class of 2018
A year on, the previous batch of 30 Under 30 has hit various milestones: While some have expanded globally, broken sporting records, raised fresh funds and scaled up, others have faced adversity with intelligence and foresight
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I was young and it was immature behaviour: Rahul Yadav
The co-founder of Housing.com discusses the key takeaways from his unceremonious exit and his new journey
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People to watch out for: Forbes India 30 Under 30 Special Mentions
These young achievers just missed making it into the Forbes India 30 Under 30 list of 2019. Forbes India will track their progress, and we hope to see some of them make it to the Class of 2020!
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The trouble with early success
Hitting the jackpot at a young age can be heady and hard to sustain. Young achievers share their secrets of dealing with the crests and troughs
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Slideshow
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Forbes India 30 Under 30 2019
Meet the young achievers who are already peak performers in their chosen fields
Thoughts
Forbes Life
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How to have a healthy heart
Naturally occurring fats are better than carbohydrates to curb heart disease
