First Principles
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Elections: Spawning Business Opportunities
The Great Indian Election Roadshow has spawned a bustling marketplace for ideas and commerce
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Vote for... Start-ups!
A quick introduction to some online enterprises that are leveraging the opportunties that an election can bring
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Social Media: Limited, but 'Liked' in Indian Elections
Limited internet penetration means social media activity may not quite define the Indian elections. But the value of 'likes', tweets and 'shares' is far from lost on political leaders
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e-Lections 2014: How Political Parties Turned Tech-Savvy
In varying degrees—of intensity and success—political parties have embraced technology to spread the V-word. Forbes India goes behind the scenes
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CPSE ETF: Whose idea was it?
We emailed five questions to Sanjiv Shah, co-CEO of Goldman Sachs India AMCs (GSAM), and Anup Bagchi, MD and CEO of ICICI Securities about the CPSE ETF. Here's what they had to say
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The Idea Tussle: Who Thought up CPSE Exchange Traded Fund?
The toss-up is between Goldman Sachs India AMC and ICICI Securities
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For 250 Years, Strategy Has Been About How Much More We Can Sell: Niraj Dawar
Marketing strategy expert Niraj Dawar says companies should instead ask: 'What else do our customers need?'
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Hero Performs Better Under Pressure: Pawan Munjal
Post the split with Honda, it was widely believed that it is only a matter of time before Hero MotoCorp unravels. But Pawan Munjal says that's wishful thinking
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Any Inclusion Strategy Must be Granular, Comprehensive: Chanda Kochhar
Financial inclusion can lead to far-reaching changes for banking in India. Having pushed that agenda at ICICI Bank, managing director & CEO Chanda Kochhar shares her perspective on its implications and challenges
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A Tete-a-Tete with Sony Playstation's India Head
Atindriya Bose, country manager for Sony Playstation India, is looking to lure India’s burgeoning mobile gaming community with Sony’s range of gaming products
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Cash is King. Cash is Blood Supply: Ram Charan
Author and business adviser Ram Charan underlines the criticality of cash and high management intensity in times of business uncertainty