Leadership
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Women still face a lot of bias and struggle to secure funding: Shruti Shibulal
The CEO and director of Tamara Leisure Experiences on fighting ageism, redefining work and workplaces, building a responsible business and why entrepreneurship is hardly a level-playing field in India
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Java queens: Writing the coffee story, from farm to brew
India is the sixth largest coffee producer globally, contributing 3.2 percent of the world's coffee production—and many women in the industry are leading the way
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Founder-led companies: Are stakeholders set up for corporate governance failure?
A clutch of founders, in their quest for hypergrowth, has pushed the boundaries of governance. Would a seasoned C-suite have helped rein them in?
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'Founder mode' or 'manager mode' for your startup? The devil may lie in the details
As a startup matures, there is a pressing need to flip from 'founder' to 'manager' mode. Enduring success, though, lies in using both the modes
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India can be the world's China-plus-one, but China is not to be dismissed: Deloitte APAC CEO
In an exclusive conversation, David Hill, CEO, Deloitte APAC and Romal Shetty, CEO, Deloitte South Asia spoke to Forbes India about macroeconomic trends, India on being a China-plus-one, generative AI and more
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India is an emerging market for Turkish tourism: Turkish Airlines' Ahmet Olmuştur
Turkish Airlines' CCO talks about the airlines' ambition in India, its sustainability and technological advancements, favourite tourist destinations in the country, and more
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'Fighting bias requires demonstrating value across all levels': Subhasri, MD and CEO, Shriram Capital
Subhasri, who is also the former CFO of the Shriram Group, has risen through the ranks to become a leader in her organisation, and shares how she views challenges as opportunities and overcomes bias
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We are doing well in India, but I want to do even better: Booking Holdings' CEO
Glenn Fogel on expanding their offerings in India, creating value for the customer, the 'Connected Trip' vision, efforts in GenAI and more
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How health tech player Infinx grew at a scorching pace
Now the big challenge for the Tandon brothers is to hedge their bets as 100 percent of the revenue of the AI-driven health tech company comes from America
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FirstMeridian: Running the business in a tight way and the right way
Three private equity players started FirstMeridian in 2018, which is now India's third-largest staffing company by revenue
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Vikram Solar's moment under the green energy sun
Kolkata-headquartered Vikram Solar is among the new crop of solar module makers that are in a sweet spot