Special
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GST Council gives a breather
Important decisions were taking at the GST Council meet on September 9, where suggestions that were put forth were considered
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6 interesting Forbes India reads you shouldn't miss
From interviews of Raghuram Rajan to Uday Shankar, to the digital innovations at the Mahindra Group, here are some of the interesting things we covered last week
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BookMyShow's experiment with WhatsApp could help its AI efforts
Expect features that tie into our social nature, tapping into increasingly sophisticated predictive analytics
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Vu Technologies launches 3 new smart TV series in India
The television maker is eyeing revenues of Rs 1000 crore in FY18 on the back of its latest offering
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Japanese billionaire Taizo Son sets up startup accelerator in India
Taizo, brother of SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, has already made three investments in India
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Zomato acquires Runnr to bolster food delivery
Acquisition comes at a time when food delivery is becoming a three-horse race between Zomato, Swiggy and UberEATS
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Apple bets on your face with all-screen, next-generation smartphone iPhone X
Apple is betting its future on iPhone X, taking the next leap not just in design, but with a plethora of sensor technologies that could set the bar for the industry
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Synergies seen for IndusInd Bank and microfin Bharat Financial, as talks for merger begin
Analysts see the deal as margin accretive from Day one for IndusInd; for Bharat Financial it means lowering their cost of funds
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Glimpes from Forbes India Leadership Awards 2017 Jury Meet
The Forbes India Leadership Awards, now in their seventh year, are the flagship property of Forbes India and celebrate transformational leadership and excellence. They have also come to be acknowledged as one of the most respected and meaningful recognitions across industries.
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Ten interesting things that we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to 'Mental biases during disaster times', 'Risk to the India Premium' and 'how Netflix is shaping our movie choices'
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RBI decides when to succumb to govt pressure and when not: Raghuram Rajan
Former RBI governor talks about everything from banks' bad loans to his 'difficult' days as the RBI governor; recollecting the days he would eye forex rates every 10 minutes during its volatile phase; the reluctance of bankers to deal with the problem of bad loans and if an RBI governor needs to match the expectations of the ruling government.