First Principles
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There are huge internal challenges on the merger which we will overcome: Arundhati Bhattacharya
State Bank of India Chairman Arundhati Bhattacharya talks about the bank's mega merger, non-performing assets, digitisation and much more
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Critical for Infosys to be a company of innovators: Vishal Sikka
In his first interview after stepping down as Infosys CEO & MD, Vishal Sikka, who has been retained by the Infosys board as executive vice chairman, insists that the 'iconic company' will prevail
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Indian government's promise to the people is too big to let them down: EY CEO
With the government implementing its reforms agenda in earnest, Indian businesses are looking to brighter days ahead, but they will have to adapt to shifting global realities, says Mark A Weinberger
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Anand Mahindra gets future ready
Mahindra Group chief Anand Mahindra has no doubt that mobility is changing and he's all set to leverage the considerable opportunities it offers
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Cyber threat: Enemy at the gates
The digital revolution may have made life easier for citizens, but it has also thrown up new challenges for organisations. Despite spending billions, are Indian companies geared up to battle this cyberwar?
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I am not in a rush to fly international out of India: AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes on making money in the domestic market and on unifying AirAsia
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Delving into a CEO's mind
KPMG's Global CEO Outlook 2017 survey gives insights into their business environment, challenges and priorities
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CEOs must pick teams with the right skill sets: KPMG India CEO
Arun M Kumar says India's CEOs are thinking of upgrading their own abilities and it is critical for them to stay on top of change
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The Amul Girl: Why she's still standing
In a world of slick celebrity endorsements, she has survived on witty humour, timely punchlines and old-school charm
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There is a deep-rooted sense that we are on the right path: Vishal Sikka
Infosys's Vishal Sikka has resigned as MD & CEO on August 18, 2017. In one of his most recent interviews (published on May 8) with Forbes India, Sikka spoke about how the company was disrupting itself to prepare for an automation-driven world.
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Technology must amplify the best of humanity: Microsoft India's former chairman
Bhaskar Pramanik believes new-age technologies like Artificial Intelligence will complement human capacity and give people super powers in the near future