Podcast
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
LeaderBoard
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Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code ordinance: Another shock for small enterprises?
Some promoters are preparing a legal plan to oppose the ordinance
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Startups at the heart of India's transition: John Chambers
Cisco's executive chairman makes first major investment in Indian startup, keen to coach others to scale up and create an impact on job-creation
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Nigel Austin: Retail royalty
Nigel Austin's Cotton On fast-fashion chain has expanded across Asia, America and Australia
Column
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The smart challenger
In just three years, Xiaomi has emerged as a strong contender for the top spot in India
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Satyajit Das: Davos - An exercise in futility
WEF attendees are estranged from real life and do not understand the concerns of ordinary denizens of the planet
Thoughts
Cross Border
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Instacart: Delivering the goods
When his top rival bought his largest customer, Instacart's Apoorva Mehta cheered. It turns out he wasn't crazy
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Guittard: Finding the sweet spot
Despite little name recognition, San Francisco chocolate maker Guittard has managed to survive competition from both the Davids and the Goliaths
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Loxo: One patient at a time
Companies large and small are competing to attack rare genetic mutations that cause cancer. The reason? Great science and high drug prices. The result? Soaring stock prices
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Asia's richest families: Going from strength to strength
A Sy starts a new business; the Ambanis are the new No 1
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Prologis and the space race
The ecommerce boom has sparked an unlikely real estate revolution: Urban warehouses are now gold mines, and Prologis is sitting on the mother lode
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How Kevin Czinger shrunk the auto factory
Using software and 3D printing, Kevin Czinger wants to miniaturise the auto plant. It's the opposite of Elon Musk's plans for Tesla and every bit as radical
Photos
Special
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India is a fertile environment for impact investing: Bill McGlashan
The founder of the $2 billion The Rise Fund dismisses the idea that businesses have to compromise on returns to generate impact
Work in Progress
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Fireside Ventures: Stoking the retail surge
With his new fund, Kanwaljit Singh is betting big on consumer product companies
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Capillary Technologies: Clickstreams for the offline world
In eight years, Capillary Technologies has grown from a small customer relationship management software vendor to a multi-million dollar firm. Now, it's adding artificial intelligence to its retail solutions
Real Issue
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There's harmony between Nestlé's purpose and India's goals: Paul Bulcke
The Nestlé SA chairman is bullish about Nestlé's prospects in India and says the Maggi imbroglio won't hamper future investments in the country
Recliner
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The drama of discontent
The creative expressions of protest theatre take on many forms, but remain true to their fundamental premise of raising a voice
Big Bet
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In India, we've gone very deep, instead of wide: Xiaomi India head Manu Jain
The managing director of Xiaomi India and VP at the Beijing-headquartered smartphone maker, who previously co-founded etailer Jabong, analyses the company's rise in the country
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Xiaomi: In-store and in India
Xiaomi, a Chinese smartphone comet online, had to broaden its retail base. Manu Jain is helping to pull that off
2017 Celebrity 100
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21 sports personalities in 2017 Forbes India Celebrity 100 list
Take a look at all the sport stars on our Forbes India Celebrity 100 list this year, based on their earnings (Compiled by Naandika Tripathi)
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Who are the women on 2017 Forbes India Celebrity 100 list?
21 female celebrities featured on our 2017 Forbes India Celebrity 100 list this year (Compiled by Naandika Tripathi)
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2017 Forbes India Celebrity 100: Meet the 30 highest-earning celebrities
While Salman Khan maintained his top spot, Shah Rukh Khan retained his second rank on our annual top celebrities list (Compiled by Naandika Tripathi)
