UpFront
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How Venkat Viswanathan built LatentView Analytics into India's IPO blockbuster
The 15-year-old data analytics company has taken the conventional road to growth and profitability by focussing on global clients and Indian talent
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Obesity: Impact on Blood pressure and Tips to tackle it
In this video, Dr. Kyi Soe Tun explains what is obesity and its impact on the heart and blood pressure
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On Syria's ruins, a drug empire flourishes
The drug trade emerged in the ruins of a decade of war, which shattered Syria's economy, reduced most of its people to poverty and left members of Syria's military, political and business elite looking for new ways to earn hard currency and circumvent US economic sanctions
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How TikTok keeps you watching
The app, 2021's central vehicle for youth culture and online culture, displays an endless stream of videos and, unlike the social media apps it is increasingly displacing, serves more as entertainment than as a connection to friends
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How NoBroker turned house-hunting on its head
The proptech company recently became India's first unicorn in the space by directly connecting property owners with property seekers. But can real estate brokers, ubiquitous in India, really be eliminated from deal-making?
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Forbes India Roaring 50s: When age is just a number
Startup founders, our brains have been hardwired to believe, are young—mid-20s or thereabouts—with bellies bursting with fire and an insatiable appetite for risk. But the founders in our Roaring 50s special prove age may be just a number in the journey to a bigger, multi-digit figure
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JRD Tata's advice influenced my philanthropy: Sudha Murty
Padma Shri Sudha Murty is known for her philanthropic work via Infosys Foundation. In this episode of Forbes India Beyond the Boardroom, get to know the woman who beat men at their own games. Get to know Sudha Murty: The film buff
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Our top reads of the week
From Falguni Nayar's heroic story to Chennai Super Kings' future beyond Mahendra Singh Dhoni, here are our top reads of the week
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Those cute cats online? They help spread misinformation
While the posts with animals do not directly spread false information, they can draw a huge audience that can be redirected to a publication or site spreading false information about election fraud, unproven coronavirus cures and other baseless conspiracy theories entirely unrelated to the videos
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Britain turns to bankers to blaze a green trail
Since Brexit, Britain's financial industry has lost some of its lustre, and the treasury is exploring other ways to attract investors, including loosening the rules for listing companies to attract founder-led tech startups and backing financial technology companies
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How India is emerging as a manufacturing hub on the global map
Take a look at the numbers from the Global Manufacturing Risk Index 2021 report