A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
A fear of being banned for failing to keep an eagle eye on company books has prompted a spate of resignations from high-powered audit firms such as PwC and Deloitte
Analysts expect the Mumbai-based company to become more dominant
Stakeholders call government's 2025 deadline unrealistic in the absence of proper infrastructure
Rising exports and aggressive play in the entry-level segment helped it grow and stay ahead of competitors
RBI committee recommends UPI expansion to meet target
Mitashi, which turned its marketing strategy towards the IPL and ISL, is targeting a â‚ą1000-cr worth in two years
Wall Street's hottest new stock isn't that of a social network or ride-hailing platform, but a video app that wins by just working better
Sell cheap. Be opportunistic. Micromanage the stores. And stay off the internet. Lessons from Ollie's, perhaps the only American company whose brick-and-mortar stores are not just surviving, but thriving
In his 76 years, Norwegian billionaire Tor Hagen worked his way from McKinsey consultant to cruise line CEO, got fired, lost millions, survived cancer, then built a titanic business
The story of Matt Calkins, board game god and geek billionaire
"Barbarians" Henry Kravis and George Roberts were the 1980s poster boys for slash-and-burn leveraged buyouts. Now, with trillions pouring into private equity, KKR and its peers have little choice but to buy and build
George Thomas Dave convinced America to love the tangy, tart, fermented beverage from Asia—and it made him a billionaire. Now, competitors are flooding the market he once had all to himself
The challenge for the Modi government is threefold: To revive consumer sentiment and incentivise private investment even as it allocates funds for public expenditure
Residential properties have been navigating a slump for half a decade, while offices see a boom. A revival both in sentiment and demand is eagerly awaited
In just under a decade, Samhi has emerged as India's third-largest hotel ownership company
As residential real estate remains in a slump year after year, global real estate funds are scrambling for quality commercial spaces in India, which are in short supply
The hotelier's homegrown brand, The Postcard Hotel is waging a war against stipulated check-in hours, buffet meals, and, well, croissants. The five-month-old Goa hotels are already profitable, and the company is now eyeing international destinations
Slowing sales and tightening rules have taken the sheen off real estate shares in the past decade. But is the market turning a blind eye to the cyclical nature of the sector?
A lowdown on what corporate India expects from finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman's maiden Union Budget
A ground report from a nondescript Rajasthani village to assess how the government's schemes, such as the Swacch Bharat Mission, Jan Dhan Yojana and Ujjwala Yojana, have affected daily life in parts of rural India
Paul talks about his journey at the helm of the Apeejay Group, and the projects that bring his personal and business interests together
In 2013, Vardhan co-founded online astrology consultancy Shubhpuja. Previously, as CEO of Vayudoot, he helped the company navigate the aviation industry; as an astrologer he helps individuals navigate adverse planetary positions, he says
The spa town dates back to medieval times
Sitharaman is looking to rake in â‚ą90,000 crore through disinvestments in PSUs. Will the market play along?
Industries across the region have pinned their hopes on the upcoming Budget on July 5, hoping the government will announce a manufacturing boost
The government has gone all guns blazing to promote entrepreneurship, but certain initiatives need a relook to reduce the pain points
Overhauling the education system and refocusing on career-oriented skill development is the long-term panacea for India's employment woes, and the upcoming Budget needs to provide a fresh start to that journey