A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
The RBI may offer options to recovery and restructure debt outside the NCLT process
Dream11 becomes country's first gaming unicorn; claims to get 5 lakh users a day during IPL
Azim Premji University has suggested four policy proposals in latest report
He speaks on the Brazilian footwear brand entering the Indian market
While internet influences travel plans, distrust for online channels is also high, says report
Forbes India travels from Varanasi to Lucknow to assess what matters to Purvanchal's voters
The numbers that explain the increase in women voters in assembly and general elections
Actor Urmila Matondkar has brought life to her electoral campaign as she contests for the Congress from Mumbai North with the promise to deliver
As political chatter sees a surge of traffic on social media, satire-themed pages say they will continue to fight misinformation even after the polls
Akshali Shah is giving Parag Milk Foods, India's second biggest cheese maker, a protein makeover. Will the second-gen entrepreneur's gambit pay off?
Data risks due to inroads made by US internet companies are as significant as those accompanying the digital dragon
As Yuvraj Singh gets ready to hang up his boots, the dashing southpaw sets his sights on establishing a business kingdom. Can the Prince charm again?
The first wave of internet businesses may have belonged to America, but China's startups and investors are now leading the wave to dominate the mobile internet in developing markets. What does this mean for India?
Co-founder and chief strategy officer Nathan Blecharczyk says the homestay major wants to build a thriving business on the back of its distinctiveness, and not on discounts and offers
The ability to implement unique practices that enhance the team's individual careers is what separates a great manager from a good one
Arif Khan encourages his team to go beyond their call of duty and chase their creative pursuits
Dr Reshma Tewari is always on hand to help her team build confidence by overcoming their fears
For Kevin Freitas, human resources is about inspiring employees and actively engaging with them
Cinépolis's Manoj Pramanik believes that being a great leader is all about having inspired and motivated employees
HDFC Life's Simarneet Wahi's people skills have helped her team and revenue grow
The principal of T John College in Bengaluru, Tiwari does not believe in hierarchy, but in self-discipline
Tanay Goregaokar wants to build a level playing field for his employees and likes to reward the best
Mukesh Sharma's quality assurance also applies to the lives of his employees
Shuchi Nijhawan believes that a good manager empathises with and stands by her team
A constant feedback loop has allowed Satish Sundaresan to get into new business lines
Bansi Raja believes human resources is more about building relationships than managing people
Miguel Munoz believes that a good manager helps employees take charge of their career paths
A new German leadership programme takes you out of the boardroom and into the paddock—it uses horses to simulate corporate dynamics and help leaders learn key skills in becoming better people managers
Paddy Upton, head coach of Rajasthan Royals and part of the coaching staff of the 2011 World Cup-winning Indian team, discusses the evolution of modern leadership
The new generation of chefs is becoming synonymous with its own restaurants, while blending global experience with food trends
If Elon Musk is Tony Stark, then Rivian founder RJ Scaringe is Clark Kent. Meet the mild-mannered entrepreneur whose battery-powered SUVs and pickup trucks are electrifying the auto industry
The inside story of how West Virginia's governor, Jim Justice, ducks taxes and slow-pays his bills
In just a decade, Andreessen Horowitz has backed a bevy of startup blockbusters—Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Airbnb, Lyft, Skype, Slack—and made just as many Silicon Valley enemies. To stay ahead, it's taking the unusual step of renouncing its venture capital status—and making even bigger, riskier bets