Enterprise
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Vivo's V-shaped comeback
Vivo capped a splendid performance in 2019 by toppling Samsung to become No. 2 in the October to December quarter. Can the Chinese smartphone maker maintain its winning run once the Covid-19 dust settles down?
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Polycab India: Switching gears
How the company's next-gen is working on making the wires and cables leader an FMEG player to reckon with
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Ennoventure's fight against fake drugs
Technology company Ennoventure applied cryptography to build an authentication tool that has been granted two US patents. The solution can benefit the pharma industry in combating counterfeiters
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Lenovo gets an upgrade
Lenovo is remoulding itself as a maker of more than laptops and phones
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Why brands must woo, and not pursue, consumers
The right way to look at your consumer is by asking yourself one question: If you were your own brand's consumer, how would you like the brand to treat you?
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How Kotak Mahindra Bank scripted marketing history
Kotak Mahindra Bank, India's third biggest private lender in terms of market cap, has banked on thematic campaigns to expand its reach over the last decade
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Hero Electronix's next big bet: Smart homes
Hero Electronix is branching out from the cycle and bike manufacturing business of its group company to dive into AI-driven smart home technologies
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'Expats shouldn't run big markets': Puma CEO Bjorn Gulden
Gulden speaks to Forbes India on why India is an important market for Puma, but staying number one is not the ultimate goal
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Inside Puma's sprint past Adidas in India
India is the only country in which German sportswear maker's Big Cat is bigger than its global arch-rival, Adidas
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How Pioneering Ventures is silently solving for India's food crisis
For almost 15 years, Pioneering Ventures, an incubator-cum-investment firm, has been working through the challenges in India's food and agriculture system with bold bets and patient capital
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How Singapore's Shopmatic is riding India's entrepreneurship wave
In four years, the ecommerce enabler has covered a lot of ground. From posting a modest revenue of Rs1.5 crore in 2017, Shopmatic is clocking a run-rate of Rs27 crore for March 2020