Take One: Big story of the day
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The comeback is stronger than the setback: Byju's founder to employees
Under public scrutiny for losses, layoffs and a toxic work culture, the edtech unicorn says last fiscal the strongest, FY21 losses cut down to half
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Should IT companies make peace with moonlighting?
Even as organisations issue strong statements and take action against members of their workforce holding other jobs or doing side hustles, employees and experts believe there can be more wriggle room
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Mahindra Group's Susten deal spotlights India's renewable energy opportunity
With India falling behind on its 2022 renewable energy targets, there is a greater sense of urgency, and developers and investors see long-term opportunity, say experts
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C-Camp: India's effort to back biotech startups begins to bear fruit
What's needed now is the infrastructure, and a venture capital and private equity network for the next critical phase of growth
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Why the real estate index is an outperformer
Real estate buyer advances have increased during the pandemic resulting in improved balance sheets of listed developers
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Not just cars, Tata Motors wants to change the way its trucks and buses move too
The company, which corners a little over 80 percent of India's electric mobility market and has scripted a success story in passenger vehicles, is looking to turn over a new leaf in its commercial vehicle division
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How Climes is making climate action click-and-go a reality
Anirudh Gupta and Siddhanth Jayaram, co-founders of Climes, offer ways to carbon neutralise everyday activities, from bus trips to ecommerce purchases
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With Skyroot's $51 mln funding, Indian space tech startups seek new orbit
The rocket maker's latest investment from a global investor like GIC spotlights the coming together of multiple tailwinds that augur well for Indian space startups
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Big 4 Indian IT CEOs' salary 200-1,000 times more than average employee compensation
With stock options and global benchmarks, the compensation of CEOs of listed Indian IT service firms is far higher than that of their counterparts in other industries
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Auto, real estate and ecommerce feel the festive cheer
In the second of its two-part series, Forbes India looks at categories such as wearables, ecommerce, cars and real estate, which expect to witness a surge in sales
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Will the festive season be bright for business?
In the first of a two-part series, Forbes India analyses the prospects of the festive season for ecommerce logistics, household appliances, rural demand, travel and hospitality, and bank loans