UpFront
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US snub to India has 'minimal impact'
America removes country from Generalized System of Preferences programme
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Bira goes Boom; UB plays soft
Kingfisher maker rolls out non-alcoholic soft drink; rival bets big on strong beer
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Ebix buyout offer too tempting for Yatra to ignore: Rivals
The offer price of $336 million in a cash-and-stock deal boils down to $7 per share, a premium of 84 percent to Yatra's close last Friday
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If Wimbledon doesn't motivate you, you can go and watch movies: Vijay Amritraj
India's highest-ranked singles player discusses why we haven't had steady singles stars, and what it takes to be successful in the sport
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Air scare: Why isn't India's pollution emergency a poll issue?
A latest study of the world's most polluted cities finds seven of the top 10, and 22 of the top 30, are in India
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The paradox that is Indian aviation
While the sector has been dealing with issues like loss-making airlines and poor regional connectivity, India remains the world's fastest growing aviation market
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I see no practical use for cryptocurrency: Paul R Brody
Brody, EY's Global Innovation Leader (Blockchain), spoke exclusively to Forbes India about the unrealistic expectations of blockchain technology, and why it's probably the 'most boring revolution' ever
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most fascinating topics covered this week are Management (How employers have gamified work for maximum profit), Science (Can China become a scientific superpower?), Sports-Tech (How FC Barcelona is preparing for the future of football), Business (No family business for India Inc.'s next-gen), Internet (The story of internet as told by Know Your Meme), History (The British woman who fought for India's freedom), and Geopolitics (India and Pakistan should stop playing with fire)
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Theodore Alexander doesn't see Ikea as direct competition: David Parker
The president of the high-end American home furniture brand speaks about their India foray, market challenges and their growth strategy
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RPA is shifting from 'dumb automation' to business value creation: Infosys
Atul Soneja, global head of EdgeVerve and Nia at Infosys, speaks to Forbes India about how robotic process automation has evolved, the biggest industry challenges, and what it will all look like in two years
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Kylie Jenner becomes world's youngest billionaire; Mukesh Ambani is 13th richest
Jeff Bezos tops the Forbes' 33rd annual World's Billionaire List, which reveals a drop in the total net worth of billionaires—showing they are not immune to the volatility of world markets