Take One: Big story of the day
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How India is taking UPI global
As UPI takes its first steps in going international Forbes India takes a look at what that entails
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As easy money stops flowing startups shift their focus to profit
Tighter credit markets, slower consumer spending, and a global tech stock rout are forcing entrepreneurs to abandon the growth-at-all-costs mentality in favour of profitability
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If price shocks persist, we have to act: RBI
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das expects headline inflation to rise in the coming months due to supply disruptions, volatile food and energy prices, geopolitical tensions, and extreme weather conditions
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Beyond Khao suey: How Burma Burma is stepping on the gas
For nearly 10 years, the bootstrapped, under-the-radar restaurant chain has navigated the unpredictable F&B industry and grown slow and steady. Now it's going on an expansion spree
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Why Tesla may have found the best man in the popular and ethically straightforward Vaibhav Taneja
The Delhi University graduate has become the automaker's second Indian-origin CFO at a time when the company is eyeing plans to manufacture in the country
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Fusion Microfinance: The newest kid on the block
With consistent growth and new business lines, Fusion Microfinance adds to the list of investible companies in the sector
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How Samsung protected its turf in India by going back to the basics of warfare
Over the last decade, Samsung warded off a fierce fight from a handful of desi and multinational rivals such as Nokia, Micromax and Xiaomi. Can it now keep Vivo and Apple at bay and increase its gains?
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'I have to make Samsung a local Indian brand': JB Park
Meet the Korean CEO, who is in love with Hindi cinema, butter chicken, and believes that the India growth story presents a big opportunity for the global electronics corporation
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Can India truly become a global semiconductor hub?
International companies have started making investments in the industry and things look promising for now, but in the long run, sustained government support will be crucial
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Axis Bank's message is clear: Bank more to gain more
The bank might have irked customers after its recent devaluation of reward points on its credit cards but it wants customers to spend more to see benefits. The bank's need to improve its share in card spends is driving this
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As Digital Personal Data Protection Bill goes to Parliament, enterprises brace for new compliance standards
After three previous iterations, the new Bill met with criticism from the Opposition on certain areas. Even as concerns remain, experts say enterprises should begin to assess their processes on around where data lies within the firm, who can access it, who processes it and how it flows from one function to another