Take One: Big story of the day
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Co-branded credit cards: The battle for the top spot
Co-branded credit cards have gone beyond the fuel and travel segments into fashion and food delivery. But with reward points and cashbacks a given, the challenge for issuers will be to keep their card the top-of-the-wallet one
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How India's solar push is empowering women
From garages to papad-making machines, solar-powered technologies are providing women with home-based micro-entrepreneurship opportunities, increasing their productivity and reducing drudgery
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Happily Unmarried to Ustraa 2.0: Life on razor's edge
In 2003, Rajat Tuli and Rahul Anand got married to entrepreneurship. Over the next two decades, their conviction was tested to the hilt with Happily Unmarried, commitment was shaken to the core with Ustraa, and the duo survived a couple of close shaves. With a new partner in VLCC now, can the friends get a dazzling new look?
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Freshworks and the age of efficiency for India's SaaS sector
The current environment calls for growing sustainably, experts say, and Indian software companies may have some advantages
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How London's turning into a playground for Indian F&B
Some of London's biggest and poshest restaurant and hospitality ventures post pandemic reflect the growing clout of Indian restaurateurs and the splurging power of the Indian diner
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We need to increase the speed of road construction: Nitin Gadkari
The minister of road transport and highways explains why he cannot rush to launch Series 3 of NHAI InvIT in an exclusive and wide-ranging conversation on Forbes India Pathbreakers Season 2
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Feat of Klay: Pre-schoolers & priceless lessons
India's largest pre-school and day-care chain survived the pandemic onslaught by sticking to the basics and thinking out of the box. Can Klay now post profits and script a sustainable story?
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How India is taking UPI global
As UPI takes its first steps in going international Forbes India takes a look at what that entails
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As easy money stops flowing startups shift their focus to profit
Tighter credit markets, slower consumer spending, and a global tech stock rout are forcing entrepreneurs to abandon the growth-at-all-costs mentality in favour of profitability
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If price shocks persist, we have to act: RBI
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das expects headline inflation to rise in the coming months due to supply disruptions, volatile food and energy prices, geopolitical tensions, and extreme weather conditions
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Beyond Khao suey: How Burma Burma is stepping on the gas
For nearly 10 years, the bootstrapped, under-the-radar restaurant chain has navigated the unpredictable F&B industry and grown slow and steady. Now it's going on an expansion spree