A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
HDIL's previous record suggests PMC Bank may struggle to recover its money
While automakers such as Maruti Suzuki and Renault have lined up spruced up offerings in this segment, hoping for a festive season uptick, analysts are sceptical
Yes Bank CEO Ravneet Gill will need to take investors into confidence and raise fresh capital to tide over the current crisis
The IRCTC issue was oversubscribed 111.78 times to raise Rs645 crore and analysts feel this will not just give traction to IPOs in the PSU sector but also to private sector companies planning their IPOs
Banking on their annual Big Billion Days Sale and Great Indian Festival sale, the etailers claim record festive season numbers
From the Nirav Modi-Punjab National Bank ruckus to the PMC Bank crisis, a look at the status and impact of the major banking scandals
The Reserve Bank of India has placed LVB under its prompt corrective action framework, which means it is restricted from opening new branches and paying dividends, it has to reduce its concentration of loans in some sectors and lower its lending to corporates
Social networking giant conducts experiment for mental health; experts say it needs to do more to combat online harassment
The senior vice president (sales), Lufthansa Hub Airlines, speaks to Forbes India on why businesses are on slippery ground if their bottom line is not under control
The super-rich are likely to pause but unlikely to batten down the hatches
Fuelled by—what else—social media and the Gen-Z effect, 'luxury' is rapidly becoming not about what you have, but who you are, and all that helps you project that image
Luxury brands are upbeat through the slowdown, although analysts strike a sombre note
As Mumbai's luxury mall Palladium celebrates 10 years, its director Gayatri Ruia talks about keeping up with its ever-evolving customer, and the role of a mall in the age of ecommerce
India's luxury consumers are getting bored of monotonous, age-old user experiences. Brands are conjuring up exclusivity through AI/AR-VR to hyper-personalise and add that bit of 'magic'
Horse-riding, a passion of the rich and famous, is often perceived to be a male preserve. A few women are fighting to change the narrative
The couturier in a no-holds-barred interview on business, competition, why a little insecurity is nice, and choosing Instagram over fashion shows
Despite battling a legal tangle and the effects of demonetisation, founder-CEO Nakul Bajaj is optimistic for the reduced-price e-store, betting big on the inability of the global companies to crack the Indian market
The ancestral textile label made news when Deepika Padukone wore its sari for her wedding to Ranveer Singh. In an interview with Forbes India, Radharaman talks about why his efforts are meant to stand the test of time, and not just celebrity weddings
While the regular cup of chai still remains the national beverage, people are waking up to gourmet teas and blends
Indian designers are experimenting with inclusive sizing on and off high-fashion ramps. But is the industry as open to body diversity as it claims to be?
The virtues of sustainable clothing are many, but a lot of them fall in a price bracket well beyond the reach of most
As consumers warm up to spending big on their children, luxury products and services for tots are emerging in India
Women filmmakers, actors and writers—including names like Nandini Reddy, Nayanthara and Parvathy—are bringing a change to south Indian cinema, traditionally known to deify male superstars
The TV series may be done, but it continues to attract thousands of tourists to Northern Ireland, where it is being kept alive through various initiatives
How True North grew along with a nascent private equity sector over the past two decades, to now manage nearly $3 billion in assets
The billionaire faced trouble in real estate, and Piramal Enterprises' exposure to the sector caused its shares to drop as much as 20 percent this year. That decline dragged Piramal's own net worth down 41 percent to $2.95 billion, and pulled his rank down to No. 45 on the Forbes India Rich List, from No. 24 last year
Two years ago, McCormick spent more than $4 billion to buy a bunch of stalled supermarket staples. At the time, investors hated the deal. Boy, were they wrong
Brian Goldner's Hasbro now manufactures stories, not just Monopoly boards and GI Joes. That's why it's trouncing the competition—and just spent $4 billion on a pig named Peppa