Podcast
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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
Special
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Forbes India Celebrity 100 Nominees List for 2014
A long list of 1100 celebrities that make it to the Forbes India Celebrity 100 nominees list
Column
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M&M and the Power of Chance
M&M showed that if an organisation has the stomach for calculated risks and a focus on product development, results will often follow
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Why Amazon and IBM should change
Both companies should change according to their circumstances
Check-in
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Lobanov STAR: The World's Priciest Yacht
The futuristic Lobanov star will be the world's priciest (and pointiest) yacht
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Why the Surge in Gold Demand has the Government Worried
Because trade deficit is already at an 18-month high. Fallout: Import curbs are a distinct possibility
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'Indian govt should get the little things right': Houlihan Lokey
Houlihan Lokey's co-president Scott Adelson says India can grow by improving transparency
Thoughts
Work in Progress
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GrowthStory's Billion Dollar Dreams
Through their startup platform GrowthStory, Meena and Krishnan Ganesh are launching a slew of ventures in three months. Though there is potential, their businesses are fraught with challenges too
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Playing for keeps: The investment strategy of TPG Capital
PE firm TPG Capital has a singular approach to its investments. It tracks successful companies for months, if not years, and stays with them for the long haul. Consider the Shriram example
Close Range
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'Government Must Improve Cold Chain Infrastructure': Danfoss CEO
Niels B Christiansen, chief of energy services firm Danfoss, says India trails the world when it comes to food safety and preservation. And that needs to change
Cross Border
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Battle-scarred billionaire Jeffrey Gundlach is ready to be coronated
Bill Gross' spectacular fall from the top of the bond market has put tens of billions in play at a time when minuscule yields demand a fixed-income superstar. A brilliant, battlescarred billionaire, Jeffrey Gundlach, stands ready to be coronated
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Taser aspires to be the Dropbox for cops
Rick Smith's company is now looking at body cams and digital video storage in defence
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WeWork: The leader in shared working space movement
WeWork has emerged as one of the most valuable startups in America by combining the savvy of a real estate developer with the soul of a Kibbutz
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Cargill too central to global agribusiness to falter
In an exclusive interview Cargill's new CEO, David MacLennan, outlines his plans to make the world's biggest agribusiness bigger. Not that it needs help
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The world's most powerful people
Power has been called many things. Pretty isn't one of them.
Engage
Cheat Sheet
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Saving the earth: Global efforts & their outcome
With the world's leading carbon polluters—the US and China—committing to cut emissions, we look at the mixed results of earlier global attempts to fix the environment
Boardroom
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How Mahindra & Mahindra came to dominate the Indian automotive industry
By focusing on product development and taking unprecedented risks, Pawan Goenka has ensured that Mahindra & Mahindra not only survives competition and dominates the Indian market, but is also ready to take on the world
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Why Su-Kam is looking up to the sun
Su-Kam founder Kunwer Sachdev built his company's fortune by cashing in on an unreliable power grid. Now, he's looking up to the sun for inspiration—and profit
Recliner
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Nihiwatu: Indonesia's surf destination
With a $30 million investment in a legendary surf destination on Sumba, billionaire Chris Burch is making a splash with Nihiwatu
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Still Lives: Snapshots from Sensorium 2014
Six curated photography collections from the Sensorium Festival, Goa
Forbes India CEO Dialogues
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Real Estate: Why India can build hope
The real estate sector may be hung over from a two-year downturn, but developers say that one thing never changes: The right product at the right ticket size always sells
Real Issue
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'Vistara will create demand where there is none today'
Phee Teik Yeoh, CEO of Tata SIA Airlines Ltd, is optimistic about Vistara's imminent launch. He talks to Forbes India about how the airline hopes to avoid the pitfalls that competitors are struggling to deal with
Nuggets
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Stylish accessories for yourself, and your home
A pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy
My Learnings
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'Building a brand is a painstaking process'
Utsav Seth, managing director and CEO, Pavers England, on how his shoe retail company is working on building profitability in a difficult market
