A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Exposure to global luxury brands has increased like never before in India, making it a hard-to-ignore market
Flexibility will be the bellwether of rising value
New York City's home away from home for presidents, royals and rockers was just sold to a Chinese insurance conglomerate for nearly $2 billion. The hotel's fi rst 121 years constitute a guest book of the American century
Bizjets can be a troublesome indulgence for India Inc: Blame it on red tape, perception and poor infrastructure
As Delhiites flee the city, the farmhouse, a long-time status symbol, has evolved from a party haven to a family home
A homegrown single malt whisky is giving iconic Scotches stiff competition
It's expensive—and now you know why
Even after 27 years, Ensemble, the first luxury brand in the country to celebrate Indian designers, remains a trendsetter in the fashion world
The affluent Indian's desire for 'the good life' has lured the world's biggest luxury brands to the country despite the real estate and regulatory quagmire
Pietro Beccari, CEO of Fendi, talks about his brand's plans to target the young elite
He lives in a sprawling home and loves the best cars but for Dilip Piramal, chairman of VIP Industries, the biggest luxury is being the master of his own time
Rides you shouldn't do without if you can afford them
Consumer spending is yet to take off, but nothing sells better than aspiration for brands
As entertainment goes hi-tech and audiences look for nuance (the exact shade of blue in a blazer or the most natural sound from a guitar), device manufacturers are paying greater attention to detail. And the focus on product engineering and design is growing. Here's a selection of luxury products in the home entertainment space that make your music and movies come alive within the comfortable confines of your room
After a slump, DSP BlackRock Mutual Fund has climbed back to the top. Credit this to its three investment managers who have worked together for 15 years
Facebook monetises the past. Twitter the present. Pinterest, by organising your wishes and dreams, can identify what you might do or buy in the future. That's a model worth $5 billion for the social network with almighty Google in its sights
The man who has a hammerlock on the bra, panties and undergarment industry is an insecure Midwesterner who shuns the spotlight. In a rare interview, he explains the retail formula that paved the way for Steve Jobs
Paintings, books, cars that bust the bank