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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

Is the initial euphoria over reduction in oil prices set to end?

India's wish for a moderation in oil prices has been more than granted, which hasn't proven to be the panacea that it hoped for

The investment roadmap: Why stability matters

Nothing pleases an investor more than a sense of stability, a feeling that he can put his money into assets where things won't suddenly change

A Vivid Vision breeds success

It's helpful to imagine that you're filming every aspect of your business: Your employees, customers, supplier relationships and so on

Charlie Hebdo massacre unites the world

Vibrant Gujarat: High on solar energy

Clean technology MoUs, covering a wide range of manufacturing and consulting activity, stole the limelight at the Vibrant Gujarat Summit this year

Engage: Events you wouldn't want to miss

Mind-growing events & experiences

Quotes on making money

Investing in good times

At a time when markets are high it makes sense to be careful now than regret later

What entails investing in a brave new world

Much has altered over the last decade, and more change is in the offing. So, stick to companies whose business models are easy to understand, which generate healthy returns on capital employed and which have a steady revenue growth

Return is king in real estate

In a high-involvement asset like real estate, the 'extra' return on investment should be imperative

Real estate demand will come from second-time buyers: Pranay Vakil

The realty market may appear saturated but opportunities exist in new regions

Gold buying spree hints at distrust towards dollar

Asset provides a shield for export-based economies looking beyond US monetary policies

Why management quality should matter for investors

The quality of the people running the show can make or break an investment decision, says master investor Nemish Shah

Structural reforms or falling oil prices, what exactly is inflation responding to?

Low oil prices may not be the only reason why inflation is down. Structural reforms by the government may be playing a larger role

Why a checklist for investment matters: Atul Gawande in conversation with S Naren

S Naren, among India's leading fund managers, has taken a leaf out of doctor -writer Atul Gawande's The Checklist Manifesto: How To Get Things Right to create an investment checklist that helps money managers navigate the complex world of financial markets. Forbes India set up a rendezvous between the two

The supercycle of commodities is over

But that does not mean that they should be ignored. Demand can pick up in a year and monetary policies of global central banks will determine future trends

Interest rate cuts won't send the economy on a growth trajectory

Or result in significant savings for the retail consumer

4 Mutual funds that outperformed the markets

Four money managers handhold us through the volatile markets

20 Quality stocks to invest in 2015

A new government, a new sentiment, a different approach: This year, Forbes India crafts its portfolio keeping in view the prevalent bull market

How Loney Antony cracked the payments market

How ATM industry veteran Loney Antony successfully turned entrepreneur with a disruptive outsourcing model

The three must-haves angel investors look for

Nine prolific names in the angel investing business talk about their three common investment philosophies: Ideas, people and scalability

Xiaomi's Lei Jun: The Steve Jobs of China

Xiaomi's Lei Jun built one of the world's most valuable private tech companies by mimicking (and undercutting) the iPhone. Now he's going directly after Apple itself

Pizza Studio set to disrupt the US fast food industry

Sometimes even the most saturated industries are ripe for disruption. Especially when a nuclear submarine commander focuses on the ultimate comfort food

'India is a country obsessed with education': Harvard Dean

Quality of schools is an issue in India, says Harvard Business School dean Nitin Nohria

Extract from 'Editor Unplugged': The people Vinod Mehta admires

In the second volume of his memoirs, veteran editor Vinod Mehta lists the people he admires

India Inc's tryst with Bollywood: How corporates are changing the scene

The goldmine of the future is content. And that is where the titans are weighing in with their might

2015's Best hotels to put up in

From Marrakech to Miami, the best new hotels-and some reimagined favourites-for the new year