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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
Thoughts
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Thoughts on Shopping
Some dismiss shopping as a woman thing while some others think it's not only the best but also the cheapest therapy
Column
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Putting Book Value and Price-Earnings Ratio in Perspective
Book value and PE ratio are common yardsticks to value a business. But they need to be put in perspective to arrive at a true picture
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Letter From The Managing Editor: Winds of Change Blowing in Retail and E-Commerce
Vijay sales is morphing into a force to be reckoned with in the ecommerce space, and competing with the big daddies
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The Changing Men of Capitalism
Bad boys may often be popular, but capitalism is increasingly selecting for good behaviour
F-index
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The Equation Between Petrol and Pollution
As petrol prices go up, more buyers are opting for diesel cars which run on low costs but also result in more pollution
Breakpoint
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Adlabs Imagica: Will it be a Roller Coaster for Manmohan Shetty?
After stints in film production and exhibition, Manmohan Shetty starts an entertainment theme park. Can he turn it into a viable business?
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What Open Access to Sci-Tech Research Can Achieve
A global movement is on to make sci-tech research accessible to all. How soon will Indian industry and consumers embrace it?
Photos
Close Range
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Developing Economies Lack Educational Resources: PISA Board Member
PISA’s initiative for developing economies plans to include children who don’t go to schools, and focus on lower performers, board member Dana Kelly tells Forbes India
Appraisals
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Book Review: Island of a Thousand Mirrors
Nayomi Munaweera’s debut novel is about nostalgia, fear and loss in Sri Lanka
Work in Progress
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MakeMyTrip's Tryst with Turbulence and its Journey Ahead
Deep Kalra, Indian online pioneer, has gained and lost his share of altitude. He keeps finding oxygen
Greyscale
Exit Interview
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Jyoti Sagar on Why Law Firms Need to Professionalise
In the age of sophisticated markets, teams have to work in tandem, Jyoti Sagar, founder of law firm J Sagar Associates, tells Forbes India
Briefing
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Why Indian Brokerages are Looking Elsewhere
Stiff competition from foreign players and a bad market is making Indian broking firms take on other financial activities
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Is NREGA Running Out of Steam?
The rural job scheme returned the UPA to power in 2009. But seven years on, it’s plagued by corruption and ineptitude
Recliner
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The Rhythms of Zakir Hussain
The tabla maestro has built his own sandcastle with music and beats. And he is happy living there
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What a Test Drive Reveals About the Mahindra Reva e2o
We took India’s only electric car out for a spin. Here’s what we thought of it
Forbes Global 2000
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Scripps Networks Interactive Staying True to its Roots
While most cable networks are off chasing the next Honey Boo Boo, Scripps Networks thrills investors by sticking close to home
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Mattel Continuously Innovates to Keep Barbie Alive in a Tech World
In an era when iPad apps and videogames practically demand children’s attention, Mattel continues to lead by innovating with its old-school plastic playthings
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Can CEO Ken Frazier Reinstate Merck's Past Glory?
Ken Frazier, the pharma firm’s CEO, could make it the world’s greatest drug company again. But first, he needs to leave his own past behind
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Chief Martin Winterkorn's Best Laid Plan for Volkswagen
Nothing will halt Volkswagen chief Martin Winterkorn’s audacious onslaught of the auto business. Not even Europe’s collapsing economy
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The Global 2000
From assets to valuations, profits to revenues, here is the annual ranking of the 2000 biggest public companies that matter
Tip-Off
Real Issue
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How the Rise of Third Party Marketplaces can Alter Indian E-Commerce
Why most of India’s biggest ecommerce companies want to become third-party marketplaces. And why a few are choosing to sit it out
Cheat Sheet
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Some Infamous Ponzi Schemes
Abnormally high returns, despite all the warning signs, is a promise that investors have always fallen prey to
Big Bet
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Aerospace Engineering Firm Quest Global's Changing Lanes
Aerospace companies move from manufacturing to services. But Quest Global has taken the opposite route. Can one feed into the other to beat competition?
Special
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Will Project Klebnikov Deliver Justice to the Deceased Paul?
Did the recently deceased Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky kill Forbes editor Paul Klebnikov?
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Deadly Diseases and Their Upcoming Drugs
Diseases that are attracting the most attention
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Region-Wise Split of the World's 2,000 Largest Companies
US firms dominate the Forbes Global list of biggest public companies in terms of market value
Nuggets
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Haute Toys
A Pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy
Boardroom
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Karl Slym has a Fix for the ailing Tata Motors
Karl Slym wants to change the way Tata Motors makes and sells its cars. But the cars he has don’t sell; and his idea of those that will should take at least two years to hit the market
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