Leadership
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How Vishwa Samudra Group is riding the infra wave
Vishwa Samudra Group is taking advantage of government infrastructure projects, and delivering tech-centric and quality-centric solutions
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PsiQuantum: The Silicon Valley unicorn going up against IBM, Microsoft and the Chinese govt
The co-founders of Silicon Valley unicorn PsiQuantum convinced the Australian government to hand over A$940 million ($632 million) of taxpayers' money to build the first usable quantum computer in Brisbane. What's at stake is nothing less than the future of computing
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TEAL: The Titan B2B company enabling automation globally
Titan Engineering and Automation Limited, Titan's only B2B business, provides factory automation and manufacturing services to global customers and counts some of the biggest auto companies as clients
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How an Indian-American at Johns Hopkins University is planning to fight against TB in India
Dr Amita Gupta has co-founded the Gupta-Klinsky India Institute at the US university and is working with the Indian government to launch a screening programme in schools
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How Takaya Awata became a QSR billionaire
Awata started out with a modest ambition of owning three restaurants, yet today Tokyo-listed Toridoll Holdings has a network of nearly 2,000 quick-service restaurants across 28 countries and regions covering 21 brands
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EXCLUSIVE: How William Lauder built Estée Lauder Companies into a global beauty giant
In his last interview as the executive chairman of the company, the third-generation entrepreneur talks about the need to focus on customers, diversifying into newer markets, carrying forward the family legacy, and more
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As a country, we need to focus on healthier and stronger women: Reddy sisters of Apollo Hospitals
Preetha Reddy, Suneeta Reddy, Sangita Reddy and Shobana Kamineni on the correlation between women's health and economic growth, how breaking the glass ceiling is also about overcoming deeply ingrained biases, and why leadership is a multifaceted skill set that transcends gender
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India is our fifth-largest market in the world: David Marriott
The grandson of JW Marriott and only the third chairman in Marriott International's 95-year history on the pressures of carrying the family legacy, innovating on the tech front, learnings from his father and grandfather, and more
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From Australia's Advanced Navigations to Zed from Philippines, Asia-Pacific companies on Forbes Asia's 100 to Watch list
Companies from 16 countries and territories are on this year's Forbes Asia 100 to Watch list from 10 industries
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From Bebest Automotive Electronics to Yuan Planet, Chinese companies on Forbes Asia's 100 to Watch list
Companies from 16 countries and territories are on this year's Forbes Asia 100 to Watch list from 10 industries. China, the world's manufacturing hub, has the third-biggest presence this year, with ten companies
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From Aliena to Tazapay, Singapore companies on Forbes Asia's 100 to Watch list
Companies from 16 countries and territories are on this year's Forbes Asia 100 to Watch list, from 10 industries. Singapore, the current favourite of billionaires, has the second-biggest presence this year with 15 companies