A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Netflix’s subscriber base has doubled to 40 million since 2010, and its stock price quadrupled to $375 last year, making it the best-performing stock on the S&P 500. Its CEO’s long journey to that triumph has been a tale any screenwriter would be proud of
Designers have used computers for years to build elaborate machines. But what about modelling complex experiences? Dassault Systèmes is leading the charge
George Soros, John Paulson and Leon Cooperman have secretly moved into battle mode against Sheldon Adelson. The stakes: The future of gambling in America
Thanks to some fortuitous timing Sergio Ermotti ended up with the top job at UBS, but he really hit the jackpot when he found that his former boss was already transforming the troubled bank into a wealth-management juggernaut
Assets that look good on paper usually fail because mergers involve an attempt to marry two cultures and employees with a different outlook
It isn’t possible to generate economic progress just by “investing” in education
Recent policy decisions are eroding people’s trust in governments, financial institutions and formal currencies
Forbes India starts first of its kind initiative in the Indian art world
Pune developer Kolte-Patil fixed its house and made profits when most others are struggling. Now it has drawn up a plan to enter the top league
Aniruddha Sharma’s Carbon Clean Solutions is helping small companies deal with CO2 emissions at half the cost
They have the money, Blackstone’s backing and a sound business strategy. All the Mittals, promoters of Sonalika Tractors, need to do to keep up with chief competitor Mahindra Tractors is execute their well-laid plans
Can Larry Ellison model the future on the Hawaiian Island of Lana’i?
Every December, Jodhpur plays host to some very fine polo, and people
Atindriya Bose, country manager for Sony Playstation India, is looking to lure India’s burgeoning mobile gaming community with Sony’s range of gaming products
Financial inclusion can lead to far-reaching changes for banking in India. Having pushed that agenda at ICICI Bank, managing director & CEO Chanda Kochhar shares her perspective on its implications and challenges
After a battle to take his eponymous PC maker private, Dell now answers to no one. That, he says, will prove the company’s salvation
The service that musicians love to hate just wants the same deal Apple got
The king of smartphones wants Silicon Valley’s talent—and respect. First David Eun has to bring two very different worlds together
Lenovo, the world’s biggest PC maker, aims to break into the top mobile ranks by rethinking its manufacturing
The $2.5 billion Apollo-Cooper marriage was called off before they could say ‘I do’. Both parties are aggrieved, and everyone, it seems, is to blame. Together, they would have become the 7th largest tyre company in the world. But, as this reconstruction of events indicates, they let the roadblocks puncture that ambition
Unlike global auto majors who have typically steered clear of the big aero dream, the Tata group and Mahindra & Mahindra are looking to ambitiously breach the road-air divide
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For the automobile industry, it’s been a terrible last year. Well, make that two. The motor show this year holds some promise
Tata Motors unveils two new cars: Zest and Bolt