Enterprise
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'Expats shouldn't run big markets': Puma CEO Bjorn Gulden
Gulden speaks to Forbes India on why India is an important market for Puma, but staying number one is not the ultimate goal
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Inside Puma's sprint past Adidas in India
India is the only country in which German sportswear maker's Big Cat is bigger than its global arch-rival, Adidas
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How Pioneering Ventures is silently solving for India's food crisis
For almost 15 years, Pioneering Ventures, an incubator-cum-investment firm, has been working through the challenges in India's food and agriculture system with bold bets and patient capital
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How Singapore's Shopmatic is riding India's entrepreneurship wave
In four years, the ecommerce enabler has covered a lot of ground. From posting a modest revenue of Rs1.5 crore in 2017, Shopmatic is clocking a run-rate of Rs27 crore for March 2020
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Can Kavin Bharti Mittal save Hike?
Mittal's messaging app, Hike, had a turbulent ride over the past few years, but is now focusing on two verticals to infuse new life into the company
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How Bira 91 went from craft brew to the small-town's drink of choice
"A stronger brew helped Ankur Jain transform Bira 91 into a player that's getting most of its growth from the hinterlands"
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Volkswagen's strategy for India 2.0 has revved up the engines
German automaker Volkswagen has revamped its game plan to gain a bigger share of the country's booming auto market
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Inside Cred's growth strategy
Cred founder Kunal Shah is building a community of people with good financial behaviour to help make lending easier for companies and individuals
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How social commerce is changing e-tail in India
By creating a zero investment model for sellers, and building trust among buyers, social commerce startups such as CoutLoot and Mall91 are changing the rules of ecommerce
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Can Karbonn mobiles fight back?
After being relegated to the margins, the maker of Karbonn mobiles is back with a four-pronged attack. Will the gambit pay off?
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Freelancers, Bon Credit could fix your financial struggles
The Bengaluru-based startup is helping gig workers tide over their everyday expenses by offering weekly micro loans