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What can startup founders learn from legacy entrepreneurs who built India?
What does it take to build a legacy and ensure generations of people benefit from your work? Are there leadership lessons old industrialists can offer young founders of today? These are some of the questions that family business historian Sonu Bhasin attempts to answer through a series of books called 'Entrepreneurs Who Built India'.In a conversation with Divya Shekhar, Bhasin also talks about women in the workforce and how family businesses can attain longevity
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From the Bookshelves: India's economic history told through stories of Finance Ministers
Senior journalist AK Bhattacharya gives a glimpse of how India's earliest finance ministers balanced politics and economic considerations, their relationship with prime ministers, and how his new book can be read in the context of the current political and economic scenario
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World Test Championship Final: A ready reckoner
Australia and India face off at the Oval in London today to claim the prestigious WTC mace. How do the teams measure up against each other?
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Which stocks did Radhakishan Damani, India's richest investor, bet on in Q1
In the January to March period, Radhakishan Damani's top holding by percentage was in Avenue Supermarts, where, as a promoter, he holds 67.51 percent. However, he has reduced his stake in Avenue Supermarts to 67.51 percent from 67.53 percent—the share price of which fell 16 percent during the three-month period
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Digital currency pilots: On course, with potential to achieve something huge
The CBDC retail pilots are expanding in scope, participation and reach. Experts say that with the RBI's sustained push, it could emerge bigger than UPI in coming years
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WWDC 2023: From Vision Pro to MacBook Air, a round-up of Apple's major announcements
By releasing the mixed reality headset Vision Pro, Apple has made the expected splash at its annual developer's conference. But here are the other important announcements from the tech giant you should notice
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Empty Nest: Why the funding birds abandoned NestAway
A startup raises around $110 million from marquee backers, gets valued at close to $220 million, and then eventually gets sold at $11 million! Well, that's the story of NestAway. Did the pandemic kill the home rental startup or was it a victim of the funding winter? Or is there something else?
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Celebrating 14 years of Forbes India
Magazine covers over a sufficiently longish period tell a story. And, as Forbes India celebrates its 14th anniversary, a journey back to issues of the past 14 years tells an inspirational tale of entrepreneurship and leadership. As we enter our 15th year, the team at Forbes India picked out 15 personalities who featured on our covers and requested them to join the dots from the time they were featured
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India's Goldilocks economy: Will the RBI change its policy stance?
The RBI's MPC is widely expected to keep the repo rate unchanged at 6.5 percent on the back of better-than-expected GDP numbers and 18-month low inflation
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Taylor Swift, Rihanna among America's richest self-made women under 40
Forbes' 2023 list of America's richest self-made women includes 100 women from various professions. Among those are 11 women below the age of 40, including Kylie Jenner and Bumble's founder Whitney Wolfe Herd. Find out who else features on the list
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How Air India's million little steps are taking it on a journey to find lost glory
Since it launched a turnaround program in September last year, Air India has gone on to place a record order for 470 aircraft while also pumping in money into technology, hiring, training, and infrastructure