UpFront
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Can Indian football bounce back like hockey?
Of course, it can, but the hockey revival wasn't born in a day—it's taken years of sweat, toil and perseverance by backers like the Odisha government to bring Indian hockey back into the elite league once again by focusing on the grassroots
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Our top reads of the week
From Yes Bank's road to recovery to a masterclass on building profitable unicorns, here are our top reads of the week
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Bumpy earnings recovery may continue in Q2
Rupee depreciation likely to hurt, September quarter earnings growth momentum may slow down with a few exceptions led by select sectors like consumer and auto
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A $4.7-billion break-up: Prosus, BillDesk and Tencent
Did the gloomy shadow of China's second-most valuable company—Tencent—eclipse India's biggest M&A deal? Well, the dollars and cents seem to add up
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How Spocto is making collecting on loans quicker and more efficient
The startup's AI-enabled platform allows financial institutions to assess risk profiles of customers and monitor portfolios in real time to ensure smoother collection
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Coca-Cola's new experience platform: Find out what's cooking at Coke
Arnab Roy of Coca-Cola India on the brand's newly launched global meals platform 'Coke Is Cooking'
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Why the venture debt market is bubbling
Venture debt disbursed in India nearly doubled from $271 million in 2019 to $538 million in 2021. Experts say the drying up of the equity markets is a key factor for the increased demand. And the momentum isn't expected to slow down
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Workplaces need to be less stressful: Aparna Piramal Raje on living with bipolar disorder
Aparna Piramal Raje comes from a prominent business family. She is a writer, educator, public speaker, and, in her own words, "happy, thriving and bipolar". Her new book, 'Chemical Khichdi', is published by Penguin Random House India. In this episode of From the Bookshelves of Forbes India, Aparna talks about how she and her family coped with her mental health condition, finding one's identity, the role of privilege in mental health awareness and de-stigmatisation, and why it's important for corporate leaders to be more vulnerable, sensitive and empathetic
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Why Indian bond investors are laughing all the way to the bank
Indian bonds have not participated in the global bond sell-off of the last three months
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Cred, upGrad, Groww are the top three startups in India in 2022: LinkedIn
LinkedIn recently revealed a list of 25 startups that have shown resilience in an uncertain market environment. From Cred to The Good Glamm Group, here's a look at the top 10
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Prashant Kumar: Rewriting the Yes Bank story
An unassuming leader, Prashant Kumar has led an ailing Yes Bank out of the woods on a steep trek to the top. He is exploring acquisitions to grow the bank and stay profitable, while building the deposit franchise