UpFront
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We need to increase the speed of road construction: Nitin Gadkari
The minister of road transport and highways explains why he cannot rush to launch Series 3 of NHAI InvIT in an exclusive and wide-ranging conversation on Forbes India Pathbreakers Season 2
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Feat of Klay: Pre-schoolers & priceless lessons
India's largest pre-school and day-care chain survived the pandemic onslaught by sticking to the basics and thinking out of the box. Can Klay now post profits and script a sustainable story?
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How India is taking UPI global
As UPI takes its first steps in going international Forbes India takes a look at what that entails
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As easy money stops flowing startups shift their focus to profit
Tighter credit markets, slower consumer spending, and a global tech stock rout are forcing entrepreneurs to abandon the growth-at-all-costs mentality in favour of profitability
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If price shocks persist, we have to act: RBI
RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das expects headline inflation to rise in the coming months due to supply disruptions, volatile food and energy prices, geopolitical tensions, and extreme weather conditions
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Beyond Khao suey: How Burma Burma is stepping on the gas
For nearly 10 years, the bootstrapped, under-the-radar restaurant chain has navigated the unpredictable F&B industry and grown slow and steady. Now it's going on an expansion spree
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Why Tesla may have found the best man in the popular and ethically straightforward Vaibhav Taneja
The Delhi University graduate has become the automaker's second Indian-origin CFO at a time when the company is eyeing plans to manufacture in the country
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Fusion Microfinance: The newest kid on the block
With consistent growth and new business lines, Fusion Microfinance adds to the list of investible companies in the sector
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How Samsung protected its turf in India by going back to the basics of warfare
Over the last decade, Samsung warded off a fierce fight from a handful of desi and multinational rivals such as Nokia, Micromax and Xiaomi. Can it now keep Vivo and Apple at bay and increase its gains?
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'I have to make Samsung a local Indian brand': JB Park
Meet the Korean CEO, who is in love with Hindi cinema, butter chicken, and believes that the India growth story presents a big opportunity for the global electronics corporation
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Can India truly become a global semiconductor hub?
International companies have started making investments in the industry and things look promising for now, but in the long run, sustained government support will be crucial