Special Report
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Reverse innovation: Made in India, for the world
Multinational giants like GE, Siemens and Bosch are mastering reverse engineering to take made-for-India products global
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Saket Modi: Hacking for the greater good
With Lucideus Labs, he is securing the IT networks of companies, ring-fencing their data and weeding out threats
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Gramophone: Farm doctors at your service
The Indore-based startup is leveraging technology to make farming more predictable and profitable for farmers in Madhya Pradesh
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Scampering for sustainability
India is making the right noises to tackle climate change, but its efforts aren't commensurate with the scale of the problem
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Land of plenty: The Piramals' three-pronged realty strategy
Ajay Piramal and son Anand are marrying property development with high finance
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For new-age real estate startups, it's not about listing properties anymore
Firms like NestAway are getting their hands dirty and managing the properties they list
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A desk away from the office: Why India Inc is checking into co-working spaces
For a sip of the startup culture, large corporates are warming up to shared working spaces
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The new name plates at India's toniest localities
A new breed of HNIs is making the most of the slow market to own luxury homes in coveted localities
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In the name of the son: Donald Trump Jr's India plans
Trump Towers wants to be a leading luxury realty brand in India, but it's mired in allegations
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Sustainable solutions promise a green world
The benefits of sustainability initiatives go beyond financial outcomes. But stakeholder inputs are critical for success
