A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
If we accept that aspiration drives growth, higher aspiration should drive faster progress
The need for intelligent screening to achieve superior returns has no substitute
China’s $8.22 trillion economy is now the second largest in the world
These five each made it onto The Forbes 400 only once. Here’s why they didn’t last
These billionaires rose from especially challenging beginnings
Despite the Supreme Court’s recent strictures on Aadhaar, Nilekani has ensured that the scheme is now too big and too widely used to be scuttled
Nandan Nilekani on the Aadhaar project’s scope, its vulnerabilities and its future
Ajay Bijli, the owner of PVR Cinemas, lives the good life but on three principles: It must be understated, serve a functional purpose and have aesthetic value
Blingy or understated or bespoke, there is something for everybody seeking luxury. Necessity, needless to say, has little to do with it
Steeped in history and tradition, Indian-made fountain pens—despite their relative anonymity—are thriving on global demand
The best holidays don’t always begin and end in Europe. And they aren’t about putting up your feet either
Much like with a painting,knowledge is key when buying rare whisky too. So is eclectic taste
The best food in the world is more accessible now but, as the price tags indicate, it is just as exclusive if not elusive
From understated classics to sporty suave to outright rebellious, here’s a list of 2013’s best watches to complement every shade of your personality
Owning a corporate jet continues to be the entrepreneur’s ultimate status symbol. And, needless to say, the more personalised, the better
India is one of the last untouched markets for the luxury goods industry where the novelty and social relevance of big-ticket brands continue to drive growth
Darshan Mehta, CEO, Reliance Brands, shares his perspective on the evolution of the luxury business in India
An extreme user tells us what’s cutting-edge in personal tech—from wearable gadgets that measure fitness and performance to intelligent options for entertainment
Understatement is the hallmark of good taste, says the owner of Oberoi Realty and a member of the Forbes India Rich List. And the biggest failure of a luxury-seeker is the tendency to drop names
In the world of gadgets, luxury isn’t just about price. It’s about aesthetics, functionality and the thrill of owning a ‘toy’ before it goes mainstream
Porsche India MD Anil Reddi talks about how to sell a luxury brand, and when it is a good time to say no to customers looking for a deal
Cars tell a story about you even before you say a word. What do you think they say?
It is the celebration of precision and craftsmanship. From its paradoxical birth to the much-anticipated smartwatches, Forbes India dials back on the bejewelled history of the luxury watchmaking industry
How do those who have achieved great financial success avoid raising spoilt brats? Members of three of America’s greatest business families—the Buffetts, the Pritzkers and the Carlsons—show the way
Results are encouraging, but long-term effectiveness remains uncertain.