The story of Matt Calkins, board game god and geek billionaire
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Garima Arora is the first female Indian chef to earn a Michelin star
Self-driving cars are at least five years away. Eighteen-wheelers are coming first, and a 34-year-old Caltech PhD's unicorn is king of the road
To fix Burger King, Daniel Schwartz, 38, turned to 3G Capital's standard recipe for comebacks: Cut costs, incentivise management—and stay hungry for acquisitions. This time it worked
While bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies seem frozen in a bear market, corporations worldwide are quietly co-opting the underlying technology for their own purposes
Want a vintage Bugatti, a classic Ferrari or a modern McLaren supercar at a fraction of the cost? Amalgam Collection will build one—at a fraction of the size
A look at how Ritesh Agarwal, a Forbes India 30 Under 30 2016 alumnus, is carving a niche in the global hospitality market
From innovating technology and disrupting age-old industries to dominating the world stage, these young stars shine in more ways than one