UpFront
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Pizza, Kapda & Makaan : How Domino's is Making a Play for Bharat
Over the last two years, Domino's has been making a concerted bid to go deeper into the hinterland. With the next growth phase slated to come from tier III, IV, and beyond, can Bharat's hunger pangs deliver results for India's biggest QSR player, which recently rolled out its 2,000th outlet in Delhi-NCR?
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'I'm an actor, not an activist': Ayushmann Khurrana, unfiltered
In a candid chat with Forbes India, the actor-singer talks about life from beyond the film set: His college life, the relationship between politics and film, his parenting philosophy and family dynamics, and an integral WhatsApp group with his classmates from an all-boys school. Forbes India's Beyond the Boardroom is hosted by Tejeesh Nippun Singh
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We like sitting with the founder till the IPO baton has passed. That's our DNA: Karthik Reddy
The Blume Ventures co-founder and partner delves into the inner workings of venture capital funds to demystify how founders and investors cross the maze of value creation
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India stares at higher food prices with fears of weak monsoon
After a good start, the 'pause' in rains across most regions has led to a delay in the sowing of kharif crops, stoking concerns of food inflation and higher-for-longer interest rates
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How 'pirates' are rocking the boAt
Battered by the onslaught of a sea of clones, knockoffs, and price warriors, homegrown wearable and audio biggie boAt finds itself in choppy waters. Can the leader arrest an alarming slide in its market share?
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Will Nvidia's AI gold rush continue?
The meteoric rise of the California-based chipmaker's valuation has brought flashbacks from the dot-com era when the internet was booming like AI is in today's day
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The challenge for India is to keep decarbonising even as it keeps developing
Every Indian summer is getting hotter, and flashfloods and landslides in the hill states are a regular occurrence. The big question then: How does India develop—like no other country is attempting to—and decarbonise at the same time?
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'My first salary was Rs 1,743': Pooja Jain Gupta, MD of the Rs2000-cr Luxor Group
Jain Gupta, a trained salsa dancer and self-confessed Eric Clapton fan, was always enamoured by what her father built with Luxor Writing Instruments. However, she is the only one of the four children who ventured into the business, and her father made sure it wasn't an easy ride to the top
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There is opportunity to create more jobs in the green energy economy: World Economic Forum's Espen Mehlum
Speaking about the WEF's recently released report Fostering Effective Energy Transition, Mehlum discusses the progress India has made in clean energy transition, and what more needs to be done
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FM Sitharaman's budget focus: Push for manufacturing jobs, expanding PLI schemes
The quality of fiscal consolidation has improved as has capex push, but the newly-elected government needs to strike a balance on the financial assistance going to alliance parties and the path towards reaching fiscal deficit targets
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How brands decode behaviour and unlock the secrets of making users tick
Digital brands are counting on behavioural science to figure what customers want and earn their trust. It plays an important role in understanding their pain points, increasing revenue and improving team performance
