A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
If your luxe label is focussed on just the slim sliver of the HNI market, it may be time to put up the shutters. The smarter merchants of luxury don't have just the HNI in their sights. A bigger opportunity may well be the consumer with HNI-like aspirations. A few of them will turn HNIs themselves, over time
Six continents, nine destinations, a chartered Boeing 757. As the world of luxury travel evolves, companies are stepping up to provide private jet tours that offer guests new and exclusive ways to discover unique destinations and diverse cultures
After decades of courting wedding goers and fashion seekers, homegrown luxury ethnic wear brands such as Manish Malhotra and House of Masaba are now also wooing large investments. How has corporatisation of the largely unorganised market changed the industry—and is global domination the ultimate goal?
As the demand for craft chocolates rises, entrepreneurs are working with cacao farmers to improve processes
Premium Indian whiskies have been gaining global ground, with the likes of Indri, Paul John and Amrut winning accolades and admirers
Rizwan Sajan has built a diversified conglomerate that is focussed on real estate—he's making residential luxury affordable with his 1 percent per month payment plan
Forbes India takes you through India's most luxurious and stylish bars, where impeccable service, chic decor, and exquisite cocktails converge to create an unforgettable experience
The face of global luxury is getting wiser to the potential of the East. India's luxury market could reach a staggering $200 billion by 2030, growing to 3.5 times its current size, a Bain & Co report says. And there are many triggers for it
Curated and tailormade experiences, locally sourced food, privacy, and even a brush with history are becoming the hallmarks of luxury homestays in India