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Does the market need your startup?
Among other stories, our latest issue focuses on startup ventures that are solving a large enough problem that calls for a scalable solution
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Create, don't just disrupt
Creation (of a dominant model) rather than disruption (of older models) should be the end game
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There's something about the number 9
As Forbes India completes its ninth anniversary this month, we thought it was a good time to look at the highest single-digit number from the perspective of economic growth
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Get the idea: India, a land of innovations
Besides being home to a tribe of inventive startups, India is now also a reverse-innovation base for MNCs like GE
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All guns blazing on the currency front
For many nations, currency devaluation appears to be a weapon of choice for economic survival, but no one is likely to gain a sustained advantage
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Who wants to be a billionaire?
For some billionaire entrepreneurs, the doors of perception never shut. And the hard work never stops
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Welcome, Home
The residential sector has shrunk in five years; the good news is power may have finally shifted towards the buyer
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Future of retail
As Alibaba's Jack Ma sees it, data and technology will transform retail, not just online but offline too
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Burn after eating: How the right food can help shed calories
Eating does not always have to be about adding to body fat
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The politics of innovation
Policymakers are placing their faith on technological advancements to boost flagging growth. But it is founded more on hope than reality
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Women with a mission
The Forbes India list of WPower Trailblazers celebrates women who want to be judged on merit and competence