Corporate Account
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A Spirited Fight
Deepak Roy did not get the top job at United Spirits. Now he’s spoiling for a fight with the big boys in their own territory
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When Parachute Took Flight
What does it take to sell hair care products to women across Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Egypt? After four years of trying, Vijay Subramaniam, the CEO of Marico’s international business, picked a few lessons along the way on understanding women, managing workforces across countries and some more
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At the Crossroads
When private capital jockeys for profits, it is hard to listen to the poor village woman. Vikram Akula grapples with the biggest dilemma in his microfinance enterprise
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We must see India and Bharat as one
CK Prahalad talks to Forbes India about how the concept of the bottom of the pyramid has evolved over the years
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From Dorm Captain to Corporate Pilot
GE’s India head, Tejpreet S. Chopra picked up leadership skills early — from the boarding school
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Rigging The Wild West
Why India's largest energy producer is hoping to find oil where others have failed for 30 years
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The Vessel of Bounty
A small beginning nine years ago has helped a million school children kill hunger. Can it be the breakthrough India’s malnourished and illiterate children are waiting for?
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'We Have to Earn Our Reputation Back'
Deven Sharma has spent the last two years reforming Standard & Poor's rating, governance and disclosure practices. Here, he tells Forbes India how S&P has coped with the post-crisis backlash
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Why Firstsource is Going Slim
This aggressive BPO with ICICI lineage is now applying the brakes
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The Siege of Africa
The newest frontier for global business. A fusion of tempting opportunity and formidable risk. A China-India battleground. Come, watch the potboiler called Africa.
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'We Are Sitting on the Tip of an Iceberg'
Anil Agarwal wants his group to produce 10 percent of the world’s metals, out of India