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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups

A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India

Mercedes India Ex-Sales Director on the Luxury Car Market

Debashis Mitra, former sales and marketing head of Mercedes India, tells Forbes India that luxury has multiple connotations in the market

Women are Powering Their Way Up in Society

The first generation of highly educated (IIT, IIM) Indian women leaders have risen to the top of the power pyramid

Growth is not an Option but a Moral Requirement

Personal, corporate and social growth should be one's duty

The Need for Visible Action is Driving Nasscom: KK Natarajan

The industry body’s new chairman Krishnakumar Natarajan tells NS Ramnath how it plans to reinvent itself in order to stay relevant

Miele's Wine Conditioner is a Good Gift

This under-counter wine conditioner can store 38 bottles in its two independent cooling zones

More About Summer Holidays

Foreign shores gain popularity; Turkey, Central Europe among tourist hotspots

Thoughts on Secrecy

Will a Law help the Gentleman's Game of Cricket?

Left at sixes and sevens, legal boundaries are unlikely to save cricket

How to Empower Young Girls in India

Young girls need holistic skilling solutions and last-mile connectivity to job markets

Social Uprisings Could Change How Advertisers Connect to Consumers

Brands should take a stand on issues that customers are passionate about

India's Top Business Districts to Invest in

A look at the hottest pre-leased office destinations, based on investor returns forecast for 2013 to 2017

Why Facebook Should have bought Waze

The social media giant has a mobile problem. Navigation startup Waze could have been the $1 billion answer

Has Tapad Cracked the Code of Cross-Device Advertising?

Advertisers love Tapad because it can track and target you across your desktop, tablet and smartphone. Privacy advocates and Congress? Not so much

How iRobot is Invading Your Life

The end of iRobot’s military boom focussed it on figuring out how to make money off civilians

Can We Get a Decent Smartphone Camera?

Rambus invented a sensor that captures light as the human eye sees it. It may sell big if consumers stop caring about megapixels

How Cree Perfected The 20-Year Lightbulb

How a North Carolina LED maker built a better mousetrap—and doubled its market cap to $7 billion in just one year

Review: Sennheiser Momentum Headphones

Sturdy, earthy and portable headphone

Book Wave: A Memoir of Life After the Tsunami

A survivor’s account of what it means to be not dead

How Anoop Bhaskar Led the Rise of UTI Mutual Fund

Anoop Bhaskar weathered managerial uncertainty and weak markets to turn UTI Mutual Fund’s stocks into category outperformers

Rapid Expansion the Way Forward for Barbeque Nation

Kayum Dhanani's Barbeque Nation has grown from a tier 2 city restaurant to a tier 1 chain. And it is scaling fast

Lost Homelands: What Wars Really Amount to

The ongoing civil war in Syria has forced hundreds of thousands to flee their countries and cross into neighbouring ones. Refugees have been the forgotten victims of wars across the globe

How Parag Milk Foods Got it Right with Cheese

Devendra Shah turned Parag Milk Foods into one of the most profitable dairy businesses. His secret: High-value milk products, especially cheese

Trivitron and the Impending Rise of Medical Technology

With four businesses to boot, why GSK Velu is placing his highest bet on medical technology

Building a Strong Team

KKR CEO Venky Mysore talks about the book that influenced him

The Provocative Cinema of Rituparno Ghosh

Rituparno Ghosh was a powerful storyteller, challenging us to rethink stereotypes

Rituparno Ghosh: The Brazen Non-Conformist

He embraced his sexual minority with a matter-of-fact brazenness

Watching Infosys: What Narayana Murthy's Second Innings Entails

Five Infy watchers spell out the challenges that the company and NR Narayana Murthy will have to face up to

The Hamptons' Billionaire Lane: Where Wall Street's Richest Retreat for the Summer

Southampton’s 5-mile Meadow Lane is dotted with billionaire addresses

How Meg Whitman Designed Hewlett-Packard's Revival Strategy

Two years into an epically challenged tenure, Meg Whitman may yet emerge as the best CEO HP has had since the founder days of Bill and Dave

The Dynamic Duo: Indra Nooyi and Padmasree Warrior Have Much in Common

PepsiCo’s Indra Nooyi and Cisco’s Padmasree Warrior have demonstrated how women can succeed at the highest level without sacrificing their personalities

Young Entrepreneurs Advocate Cross-Collaboration within Industries

These prominent and promising women, paired by industry, explain how innovation and collaboration are the seeds of success. And the only way to change business as usual and save the world

The World's 100 Most Powerful Women

A ranking—based on dollars, media momentum and impact—of women who are redefining power and transforming the world

Wimbledon's Lesser-Known Facts

The oldest Grand Slam has more to it than tennis

Curious Props for Your House

A Pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy