UpFront
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
About flying cars, China's corruption clampdown, America's weight in MSCI World Index - and many such stories
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Yes Bank had under-reported NPAs worth Rs 4,176 crore in FY2016
RBI assessed higher figure in audit, stock slides 6% after disclosure, analysts say Axis, ICICI Bank had also under reported NPAs
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Q4'17: Robust growth in pharma and financial services helps Piramal Enterprises' net rise 61%
The Ajay Piramal-led company's financial services business has grown in size and is now almost equal to its pharma business
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Call centre scam: Shaggy Thakkar's case 'driven by greed, not need'
Param Bir Singh, police commissioner of Thane, speaks to Forbes India about the call centre scam in Mira Road
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Don't want to be starved of capital as we grow: Ajay Piramal
By differentiating its business model, Piramal Enterprises has managed to exhibit robust growth despite exposure to stressed sectors like pharma and real estate, says the Piramal Group chairman
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Xiaomi to launch 100 'Mi Home' stores in India to boost brand appeal
In keeping with the Chinese company's frugal approach to supply chain, these stores are minimalist spaces where consumers can go play with the gadgets — and not buy them if they don't want to
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Tata Sons' annual Innovista programme sees 110% growth in two years
The group invests $2.5-$2.8 billion annually for innovation, says Group CTO Dr Gopichand Katragadda
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How Digital is set to disrupt the Indian automobile market
70% of Indian auto sales will be digitally influenced by 2020, says Bain-Facebook survey; young customers to drive change; OEMs far behind in keeping pace
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The power of ideas
Our 8th Anniversary Special is about celebrating ideas which led to successful enterprises and created value
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SoftBank writes down its $1.4 bln investment in Snapdeal, Ola
Development comes when the Japanese investor is in the final stages of negotiations to sell Snapdeal to larger rival Flipkart
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Former Tata Sons senior executive Nirmalya Kumar joins Singapore Management University
Kumar, who was sacked soon after his boss Cyrus Mistry was shown the door, used to advise the former Tata Sons chief on strategic matters