UpFront
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The World Lacks Pro-Capitalist Leaders
Most world leaders are grim and glum about a pro-capitalist regime
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Why Jugaad might make sense to the rest of the world, but not to India
Rishikesha Krishnan and Vinay Dabholkar say jugaad is good. But, with a structured approach, it could be better
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A New Chapter in Publishing
The case of an enterprising Thai student selling cheaper versions of books (bought in Thailand) in the US has prompted a court ruling that could change the way publishers sell books in developed and developing countries
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Tata Steel Plans to Tap SMEs
India’s largest steelmaker wants to target SMEs as the auto sector flounders
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Without Patented Drugs, There's No Generics Industry: Mylan CEO
Novartis’ and Bayer’s patent battles in India reflect the increasing legal nature of the globalising pharma industry, Mylan Inc CEO Heather Bresch tells Forbes India
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Letter from the Editor: The Great American Recovery
The risk associated with doing business in India has accentuated the need to diversify one’s portfolio. And what better way to do it than to invest in the world’s biggest free market?
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People Benefiting from System Leakages Will Oppose UID: RS Sharma
RS Sharma talks to Forbes India about his tenure as the director general and mission director of the UIDAI and his vision as the new chief secretary of Jharkhand
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Educomp Chairman and MD responds to our story
In response to our story ‘The Rise and Fall of Educomp’ Shantanu Prakash clarified some controversial aspects of the story
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The Success Story of Shriram Transport Finance
R Thyagarajan’s Shriram Transport Finance has kept investors and shareholders happy, several times over. He spells out the small secrets of his huge success
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Build Teams to Get Most Out of Individual Talent
Companies should strive for the right balance between individuals and groups
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When Bombs Went Off at the Boston Marathon
An eye-witness account of the twin explosions and thoughts thereafter