A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Every year we lose several talented players at the very top of the game because no one taught them how to deal with the pressures associated with the game
The unknown has to be accounted for in today's markets that hardly offer any margin of safety
Just seniority or fame is not necessarily proof of competence
Idea Cellular's Sanjeev Aga tells Forbes India that the mess in the telecom sector is actually an opportunity to make things better
N.S. Narendra of Firepro Systems defied fate and family to emerge market leader in the business arena he chose
Rohit Bhuta thinks the beach is the best, though not the most logical, place for a business meet
British publisher Pearson is taking some risky bets in one of the world's biggest education markets. The results could yield the template for a global footprint
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India tells the West not to do in Libya what it has done in South Asia all along
SAP India’s MD Peter Gartenberg believes in being accessible to his colleagues. That way, he can get prompt feedback, and respond faster
The maverick entrepreneur is looking at an IPO to propel him to the next level in the broadcasting and sports business. But first he needs to get out of the woods
From bitter family feuds to delayed success, Analjit Singh has seen it all. What he learnt along the way is now becoming a template for the modern governance of his family business
Tendulkar's life on the pitch has been analysed to the point of rhetoric, but few are privy to what goes on in his head
A fund manager who thinks like a property developer, Ramesh Jogani has rewritten a few rules of real estate investing. Now he is ready with his next disruptive trick
The Agarwals of Dainik Bhaskar have had a dream run in beating incumbents in the regional newspaper market. In Maharashtra, they might just meet their match in Lokmat
On his first trip to the country, he faced throngs of Indians at press conferences and business meetings, while he searched for companies to acquire, and attempted to convince wealthy Indians to contribute to philanthropy
George Friedman, CEO and founder of global intelligence firm STRATFOR, explains US policy on the Middle East and North Africa to Forbes India
India needs to fix its procurement policy and its granaries infrastructure to really make use of its bumper wheat harvest
Here's how trade around the world felt the tremors when Japan shook
The National Highway Authority of India may find itself unable to settle claims worth more than Rs. 10,000 crore from contractors
A few years ago, following a spot of financial bother, Rolls-Royce was taken over by BMW. Infused with German fortitude, the spirit of this British icon has risen again. CEO Torsten Muller-Otvos tells how the brand has evolved
Why Technology multinationals keep hiring the same set of senior executives over and over again. And why it doesn't always work
Just like some of its rockets, India's space agency is losing direction. By being more open, it can begin to stop the slide