A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Phanindra Sama and Charan Padmaraju built India’s biggest online bus ticketing service. Now that service is helping boost demand for bus travel
Whitney Houston’s voice soared above all the rest
Muji went global while staying true to its roots. Meet the man behind its expansion
How the government can help the electronics industry
A new way to measure greenhouse gases could change the carbon-credit industry. A test run in Davos surprised everyone
How Bill Roedy built the world's largest entertainment businesses
Jasmine Whitbread, chief executive of Save the Children, tells Forbes India that rising food prices are leaving thousands of children hungry
No matter how attractive a stock, avoid it if you are unwilling to bear the cost of being wrong
The best man to answer such a question is N Srinivasan who is the most powerful man in Indian cricket
Over the last three years, things have turned a little sluggish for cola companies
Dutch logistics company TNT failed to crack the Indian market; the new owner of its domestic business now hopes to succeed where its predecessor failed
Foreign funds wanting a foothold in the Indian mutual fund market should tie up with local distribution partners and explore new territory
The Tata Group is making an attempt to tap its vast customer data with a common loyalty card to boost targeted marketing
Give Steve Scott 18 zeroes and a lot of electricity and he can change the world
Manoj Bhargava, the mystery man behind 5-Hour Energy, has taken one of the stranger paths to billions in the annals of the American Dream
What is a guy who spent eight years selling food for Heinz doing at the top of the world's best research-based drug company? Preparing for the worst
The strange but true story of how swimsuit icon Kathy Ireland turned America's most mundane products into a licensing empire and became the first lady of flyover country
Maruti Suzuki has bought forex cover for its suppliers to insulate them from fluctuating currency risk
The Iran-Israel conflict is a long-term power struggle in the region. India shouldn't take short-term decisions and burn its hands in the process, says Sundeep Waslekar
The answer she says lies in better networking just like in the human brain
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India Budget 2012: The government should cut deficit, take decisions without fear of corruption allegations, and push the reform agenda, says Arvind Panagariya
India Budget 2012: Sitaram Yechury on how the finance minister can balance the politics of the poor with the policies for the economy
India Budget 2012: India should address structural issues and kickstart the second leg of reforms, says Janmejaya Sinha
India Budget 2012: This Budget will be the best opportunity for this government to take fiscally prudent decisions, as the next one would be the last before elections and, as a result, populist
When one buys a company, it’s wise to set aside the acquirer’s mindset of ‘let me show you how to do it’, says Vineet Agrawal
Fashion designers are falling in line to grab a chunk of the burgeoning Chinese market
The slump in the carbon credit market has scuttled Delhi's attempt to save energy
The richest cricket body in the world can't stop the declining interest in the sport. Can BCCI President N Srinivasan revive it?