Take One: Big story of the day
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I haven't seen a more interesting and happier time for dealmaking in India than now: JM Financial's Sonia Dasgupta
The veteran investment banker says she hasn't seen such robust domestic deal activity in her career of over 28 years. Here's why
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Swiggy IPO: Is it worth a bite?
Even though Swiggy is the second-largest in both the food delivery and quick commerce categories, its consistent losses raise questions on its ability
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AI, semiconductors, and quantum computing: The pillars of IBM India's growth
In an exclusive conversation with Forbes India, Sandip Patel, managing director, IBM India and South Asia talks about the revenue drivers for the tech giant's India business, building small language models, investing in emerging technologies, and more
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Torque of the town: Meet the transformer man from Kadapa
In 1994, N Visweswara Reddy made a modest beginning by repairing transformers. Three decades later, his company Shirdi Sai Electricals has morphed into India's second-biggest transformer maker. Can the man from Kadapa now reap rich dividends with his audacious solar gambit?
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TVS, Bajaj, Hero are growing in the EV market. Can Ola keep its throne?
iQube is sprinting, Chetak is galloping and Vida is revving up. The OGs of the two-wheeler industry—TVS, Bajaj and Hero—have been growing in the electric vehicle
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5 Indian deeptech startups changing the auto industry with new tech and modern products
From SimYog to CynLr and Mihup, these deeptech startups are innovating at high speed to supercharge India's automotive industry
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Ultraviolette: Building a performance EV bike in India for the world
The Indian market is well on its way to embracing electric two-wheelers and Ultraviolette—with its new motorcycle and design inspired by aerospace—is optimistic about their increased adoption
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Paytm: Leaving the regulatory overhang behind
With NPCI clearing the deck for Paytm to onboard new UPI users, it will be business as usual for the fintech. Analysts will watch for the success of its lending activity to drive growth and profitability in coming quarters
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What will it take for Maserati to succeed in India?
Many of its rivals like JLR and Bentley sell much more in India, compared to the 50-odd cars the Italian carmaker sells here. After a decade of struggling to crack the Indian market, here's what the road ahead looks like
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How Korean carmaker Hyundai cracked the Indian market where European makers are struggling
The Korean company occupies the coveted No. 2 position in the Indian market and has gone public even as European and American carmakers are struggling to crack it
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You can still build many hundreds, if not thousands, of brands in India: Kanwaljit Singh
The founder and manging partner of Fireside Ventures bucked the trend when he bet big on digital consumer brands in the country