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India's GenNext entrepreneurs: Trading up
In a few cases, the next-gen members prefer to do their own thing rather than follow in the footsteps of the founders
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Gautam Adani on fatherhood and the importance of values at work
Parenthood teaches you the ability to look beyond yourself, and entrusts you with the responsibility to lead by example, says the Adani Group chairman
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Does the market need your startup?
Among other stories, our latest issue focuses on startup ventures that are solving a large enough problem that calls for a scalable solution
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Create, don't just disrupt
Creation (of a dominant model) rather than disruption (of older models) should be the end game
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There's something about the number 9
As Forbes India completes its ninth anniversary this month, we thought it was a good time to look at the highest single-digit number from the perspective of economic growth
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Get the idea: India, a land of innovations
Besides being home to a tribe of inventive startups, India is now also a reverse-innovation base for MNCs like GE
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All guns blazing on the currency front
For many nations, currency devaluation appears to be a weapon of choice for economic survival, but no one is likely to gain a sustained advantage
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Who wants to be a billionaire?
For some billionaire entrepreneurs, the doors of perception never shut. And the hard work never stops
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Welcome, Home
The residential sector has shrunk in five years; the good news is power may have finally shifted towards the buyer
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Future of retail
As Alibaba's Jack Ma sees it, data and technology will transform retail, not just online but offline too
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Burn after eating: How the right food can help shed calories
Eating does not always have to be about adding to body fat