A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Swiggy's challenge is to cost-effectively retain customers and delivery partners and attract new ones. Can Swiggy pull it off?
While the new year will test the patience and nimbleness of most investors in their quest to improve returns, there are just too many moving pieces to consider
29 companies have already received Sebi's approval to raise a cumulative Rs 46,250 crore. Another Rs 1.18 lakh crore worth of IPOs are waiting for the markets regulator's approval to go public
Alternatives, as an investment solution, have been the fastest growing over the past decade. And this year will see the listing of India's first alternatives company, EAAA, and the debut of private credit AIF from Kotak Mahindra AMC
Do-it-yourself retail investors can start getting their feet wet in corporate bonds in 2025 while keeping a few risk factors in mind
After record levels in 2024, demand for the yellow metal will slow down due to multiple global factors. It may not be a star performer, but don't give up on it altogether
It may be time for the RBI to revisit its cryptocurrency strategy. Here's why, according to Rameesh Kailasam, CEO, Indiatech.org
India's premium and luxury property segment boomed in 2024, even as prices soared. What's in store this year? Anuj Puri, chairman and founder of Anarock Group, writes
Valuation discipline is fundamental to long-term wealth creation. In a market often driven by momentum, one should focus on the fundamentals of companies rather than chasing trends, Anish Tawakley, chief investment officer - equity, Icici Prudential AMC Co, writes
The year 2025 could be a reality check for India, which has been in slowdown mode with foreign investors dumping stocks. It could, however, benefit from tariff-related cross-currents between the US and China
After a decade of a slow and steady journey culminating in an IPO, Swiggy is now betting big on sundry avatars of quick commerce—Instamart, Bolt, and Café—to make a quick killing. Can the 10-minute food and grocery delivery gambit help it take pole position?
There is nothing 'quick' about Majety, the co-founder, managing director and group chief executive officer of Swiggy, which was started in 2014. It took Majety a decade—thanks to its IPO in November—to come out from his self-imposed media exile and talk about the company