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
Appraisals
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Book Review: The New Digital Age
Eric Schmidt & Jared Cohen’s book offers insights into the interplay between technology and state power
Cheat Sheet
Greyscale
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What the H1B Visa Proposals Mean for Indian IT Firms
New US proposals regarding H1B visas are being branded as bad for Indian IT firms. But there might be a silver lining
Special
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How 3D Printing Technology Can be Pathbreaking
The 3D printing industry boasts that its machines let anyone make anything. Cody Wilson made a lethal weapon
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Top Luxury Addresses of the World
From Manhattan to Dubai, luxury living is touching a new level
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A Forbes Makeover for Coca-Cola Chief Muhtar Kent
Forbes refreshed the soft drink chief’s style. What do the fashion pros think?
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The $500 Cycling Helmet
A Swedish startup has a smart new helmet that has cyclists buzzing. Whether they’ll buy it is another question
Photos
Cross Border
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Is Supercell the Fastest-Growing Game Company Ever?
In less than a year, Supercell has launched two of the biggest apps in Apple’s history. It’s now grossing $70 million—a month
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How Marc Beer Scipted Aegerion Pharma's Success Story
Marc Beer was done starting companies—until he met a doctor who could help patients with a rare and terrible disease. Investors couldn’t be happier
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Enstitute's Entrepreneurship Lessons for College Dropouts
Can entrepreneurship be taught? Enstitute is taking a novel approach—giving (mostly) college dropouts two-year jobs with well-known founders
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Google Fiber Can Change the Dynamics of Web Surfing
The search giant’s high-speed internet network, Fiber, has spawned lots of competition. Great for cities across America —and for Google
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How Real Madrid Trumped Every Sports Club in the Money Game
How Real Madrid bucked Spain’s meltdown to become the world’s most valuable sports franchise
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Cheniere Energy's War with Chemical Companies Over Natural Gas
Cheniere Energy’s Charif Souki intends to turn the US natural gas boom into a new American export. Chemical company CEOs have allied with Washington regulators to hamper his cause. So much for free markets
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Why Venky's Need to Exit Blackburn Rovers FC
Its move to expand the Venky’s brand in Europe by owning a football club has backfired. Now, fans want to own a sinking Blackburn Rovers
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Mega and the Revenge of Kim Dotcom
The FBI and the movie studios executed his last company. But his new startup—with 3 million users in less than three months—won’t be so easy to kill
Work in Progress
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Omnigrid's Unique Solar Power Model
OMC’s model of supplying solar lamps to homes and solar power to telecom towers in rural UP looks like a bright idea. But can it keep it shining?
World Watch
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Of Spies and Secret Agents
Sarabjit Singh's death has re-opened the debate on spies. Here are the ones who matter
Thoughts
Tip-Off
Column
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Letter from the Editor: It's Open Season at Unilever
While many experts see it as an inevitable sign of power shifting from developed markets to emerging markets, the moot point is really this: How should Indian investors plot their investing strategy?
Briefing
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Primary Education in India Needs a Fix
There’s an urgent need to improve children’s knowledge of concepts rather than rote learning. For that to happen, teaching systems at the primary level must be overhauled
Boardroom
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Unilever's Bargain Offer: Should You Hold On or Tender Your Shares?
The consumer packaged goods giant has launched an open offer to buy back shares of HUL. Should investors rejoice?
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Did Infosys Get it Wrong with its 3.0 Strategy?
The strategy that is supposed to cement its future is hurting its performance today
Close Range
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Legatum CEO Mark Stoleson on Capital Inflows in India
Mark Stoleson, CEO of global investment firm Legatum, tells Forbes India that what happened in the Andhra Pradesh microfinance sector was an aberration, but it almost killed off the entire sector
Exit Interview
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India is Full of Aspirational Motorcycle Riders
There’s enough room for higher end motorcycle companies to grow in India provided they respect the customer, Royal Enfield ex-chief Venki Padmanabhan tells Forbes India
F-index
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The Mango Index
Mango prices per Kilogram have fallen in Delhi but risen in Mumbai
Breakpoint
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Market updates, in 140 characters
Heckyl Technologies is making it easy for day traders to track information by providing tweet-sized news feeds on a single page
Recliner
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What Made Sir Alex Ferguson Football's Most Successful Manager
Sir Alex Ferguson, football’s winningest manager, calls it a day
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Atop Mount Everest: A Climber's Account of Scaling the Highest Peak
What it takes to get to the roof of the world
Real Issue
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Why China's Growing Military Should Concern India
India has several reasons to be wary of, and counter, China’s military build-up
Nuggets
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Build Your Own Style House
A Pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy
My Learnings
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What Mad Over Donuts Learnt from India
For Tarak Bhattacharya, COO of Mad Over Donuts, the size of stores is not important. Engaging the customer is
