Archive
EDITION: 09 November, 2012
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
Breakpoint
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Do-It-Yourself Law Firms Are Catching Up
A host of new online firms aim to save you the time and effort of hiring a dependable lawyer
Tip-Off
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Drink, Listen, Browse
Probably India’s first jazz theatre, microbrewery and design library rolled into one
Cross Border
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The Truth about Bain Capital
The house that Romney built has much more than an election-driven image problem. Just ask its investors
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What Renuka Sugars Learnt From Brazil
Narendra Murkumbi has learnt some bitter lessons with his Brazilian ventures, but he might be putting them to good use
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The Kings of Private Equity
Private equity is the most politicised, scrutinised, vilified industry in America. Yet David Rubenstein and the Carlyle Group, once poster children for creepy Beltway connections, have managed to both avoid the criticism— and rake in billions
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The Top 50 U.S. Dealmakers
Private equity may be getting pummeled on the US presidential election campaign trail, but the deal scene is boiling. Forbes ranks the biggest players not just by their war chests—and reputations—but also by the ultimate criterion: Successful exits delivered for investors
Real Issue
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Arvind Kejriwal: The Emerging Fourth Front?
He has announced a new political party, which promises to change the way politics happens in India. But are Indians ready for a systemic change and is Kejriwal the right man for the job?
Photos
F-index
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F1: The Second Season Losing Some Sheen
Ticket prices for this year’s Grand Prix between October 26 and 28—point to an interesting divergence
Close Range
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The Old Economic Regime is Gone
JP Morgan's Jahangir Aziz says the government retracting their December 2011 proposal for FDI in retail did more damage than the 2012 budget
Briefing
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India Needs to Invest More in Agriculture
India spends more on agriculture research than others in South Asia, but it still has a long way to go
Special
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Will Pharma Companies Have to Stop 'Gifting' Doctors?
The income tax department has made new rules to crack down on expensive gifts from pharma companies to doctors. But implementing them might be tough
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Seeking a Unified Market Regulator
A government-appointed commission hopes to restructure India's financial regulatory architecture
World Watch
Cheat Sheet
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Top Mythological Demons
This is the season to celebrate the killing of Ravan. Here’s a look at some great mythological villains from other parts of the world
Nuggets
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Lighting Up
A Pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy
Appraisals
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Book Review: India Grows at Night
In his latest book, Gurcharan Das argues that India is a land of private success in the midst of public failure
Column
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Letter From The Editor: How Entrepreneurship is Alive and Kicking
When Shree Renuka Sugars acquired two ailing sugar mills in Brazil two years ago, it was hailed as an astute move. Today, the aggression looks a tad foolhardy. And Narendra Murkumbi is fighting to prove his detractors wrong
12 Hidden Gems
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Capillary Technologies: Secret Cache
Safe online digital storage: File away your returns
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Air Works Engineering: Flying First Class
It’s still possible to make money in the airline industry
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Doshion: Flush with Funds
Recycling water makes for a healthy planet (and a healthy balance sheet)
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Perfint Healthcare: Checkmating cancer
Treating cancer can lead to pleasant side-effects
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Eris Life Sciences: Drug Money
Generic pharmaceuticals can be a prescription for blockbuster growth
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Adiga's: Success on a plate
Vasudev Adiga has an appetite for scaling up his Udupi restaurant outlets
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Crystal Crop Protection: Grow Your Own Money
Reaping profits from new molecules, and distribution
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Success By The Dozen
Forbes India picks 12 unlisted companies that have it in them to go places
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Work in Progress
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How Anita Dongre Tailored Her Business
Anita Dongre’s design and marketing strategy has targeted the urban, aspirational woman
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Hearty Mart: Endearing Success of a Small-Town Retailer
An Ahmedabad entrepreneur finds that villages want supermarkets as much as cities do
Recliner
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Untold Stories About Steve Jobs
One year after his passing, we asked friends of Steve Jobs for memories never shared with the public
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Lisa Adams - The Closet Queen
Lisa Adams LA Closet Design catches the wave in clothes storage as an art form
