Leadership
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Niharika Kapoor: YouTube's first female vertical head, and the youngest
In the world of digital content creators and social media influencers, meet the person who discovers and grooms new talent for YouTube India
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Shubman Gill: A star is born
This 21-year-old rising star of Indian cricket is the youngest on our list, and is already making noise in the big league of international cricket
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Tatas' (Second) Retail Tryst
As Tata Sons puts in place plans for an aggressive retail rollout, it would also need to put in place firm guardrails
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93.5% vs 45%: The inside story on how Ajay Piramal clinched DHFL
Bidding for the bankrupt Indian shadow lender was both a strategic and a platform-driven decision for the billionaire, who trumped competitor Oaktree Capital due to brand familiarity, and better relations with bankers and stakeholders
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Accel India: Decoding founders' mentality to spin success
Accel seeded the passion of entrepreneurs into its investing DNA to spot early winners in the consumer business. Its next big bet: SaaS unicorns
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I am the David going against the Goliath that I created: Brian Acton of Signal
Acton, the head of Signal Foundation and the co-founder of WhatsApp, on the swirling debate on privacy and the future of messaging platforms
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Kool-ex: The Covid-19 vaccine transit hero
As India gets ready to vaccinate millions, the little-known logistics company has emerged as a transporter of choice for pharma companies
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Dhanlaxmi Bank: The challenges of being headless
Critical decisions, and therefore growth, get delayed as the beleaguered bank is yet to appoint a new leader
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How Wipro's Thierry Delaporte plans to put the company back in leadership position
Thierry Delaporte has hired a new chief growth officer and is installing a cadre of 50 top account executives just twice removed from him to go after large deals
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Move over LVB deal, Clix Capital's Pramod Bhasin is already looking for his next partnership
With its strong risk management and underwriting skills, the co-founder hopes Clix will double in size by 2022
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Silver Bullet: How Samsung has risen like a phoenix in India—again and again
India has emerged as the biggest smartphone market for Samsung, 25 years after it entered the country. It now needs to keep the Chinese rivals at bay