Leadership
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Cover story: Why SoftBank changed gears in India
The Japanese investment fund has rejigged its India strategy after deploying nearly $14 billion since cutting its first cheque a decade ago
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6 ways business leaders should prepare for 2022 and beyond
In the age of automation, the human traits of judgment, compassion and ethics are critical to maintaining business success
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'Kids Do Need Healthy Screen Time'
Co-founders of Epic!, a digital reading platforms for kids, on how they've made the best use of the children's obsession with gadgets
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Cover story: Inside Mukesh Ambani's green gambit
Reliance Industries' bold plan to move into the green energy space—with an investment of ₹75,000 crore—is in keeping with its 2035 net carbon zero commitment. It also has the potential to catapult RIL into the largest green energy business in India
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Traceability would undermine end-to-end encryption: Ajit Mohan
The vice president and managing director of Facebook India on IT rules, traceability, Nick Clegg's view on it in the Indian context and the growth of short-form video formats
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The practice of courage
It doesn't matter how big your leadership toolkit is if you won't be courageous enough to use those tools when it counts
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Rs 12,000 crore, 23 new products: Inside Mahindra's five-year turnaround plan and the man helming it
Since 2014, Mahindra & Mahindra has lost its once impregnable stronghold in the SUV market, and its auto market share has dropped by half since then. Now the Thar-maker is planning to claim the lost ground, and Rajesh Jejurikar is raring to go
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As a woman with disability, I have to constantly prove myself despite being a world champion: Manasi Joshi
From amputee at 22 to world champion at 30, Manasi Joshi is the picture of hope and determination. In this week's From the Field, she talks about dealing with life-altering incidents, reaching out for help, the need for better accessibility for persons with disabilities, and why it is harder to be a woman who is disabled
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Evolving your status quo is a necessity: Ronnie Screwvala
In a conversation with Forbes India, serial entrepreneur Ronnie Screwvala discusses what should motivate a leader, how to deal with failure, and the importance of recalibrating
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Why family CEOs outperform their non-family predecessors
For a professional CEO to be successful in a family firm, they must understand the values of the family. Every family has its identity and in a family firm, that identity can be part of its intangible assets
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Has TV Narendran brought Tata Steel out of its lost decade?
The global CEO and MD's efforts and initiatives may have brought the steelmaker back from the brink, even as a steady and sustainable upcycle in prices takes shape