Leadership
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Evolution of women's roles: Where does the entertainment industry stand?
At Forbes India W-Power Self-Made Women celebrations, Kusha Kapila, Aswiny Iyer Tiwari, Amruta Subhash, and Malvika Khatri highlight the challenges of achieving greater representation, diversity and inclusion in the entertainment industry and attempt to find solutions to continue championing women in the arena
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W-Power 2024: How to make inclusion and diversity work
This conversation by Naiyya Saggi of The Good Glamm Group, Ahana Gautam of Open Secret and Nitin Singh of Barclays at Forbes India W-Power Self-Made Women celebrations delved into the practical strategies and real-world insights needed to foster a truly inclusive workplace environment
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Ashwini Bhide and Hina Nagarajan on leading from the top to transform organisations at W-Power 2024
In this fireside conversation at Forbes India W-Power Self-Made Women celebrations, Ashwini Bhide of MMRCL and Hina Nagarajan of Diageo India explore the nuanced challenges and triumphs faced by leaders, from overcoming barriers to addressing biases and fostering inclusive environments. They also share unique perspectives, experiences, and strategies to inspire many aspiring leaders
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W-Power 2024: Celebrating self-made women
The Forbes India W-Power 2024 Self-Made Women celebrations have put a spotlight on a remarkable cohort of women who are redefining norms, breaking barriers, and making waves across borders. Here are the winning moments in pictures
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From Bihar to California: Rubrik, NYSE, and the American Dream
Born into poverty, Bipul Sinha fought formidable odds to make it to IIT Kharagpur. The engineering graduate from Bihar discerned that his salvation lay in pursuing the American Dream, and started Rubrik in 2014. A decade later, the Microsoft-backed cyber security unicorn is all set to get listed
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Ahead of Elon Musk's India visit, a deep dive into the global space market
The founder of SpaceX, the world's biggest space launch company, is expected to meet India's budding spacetech entrepreneurs in Delhi. He's also likely to announce plans for his EV company Tesla in the country
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Novartis will start doing more fundamental research work in India: Vas Narasimhan
Vas Narasimhan on why they call the pharma giant's Hyderabad facility a corporate centre, the potential of the Indian market and the vast talent here
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Novartis: Innovating for the world, from India
How Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan is readying India to play a bigger role in its medicines pipeline as the company becomes a pure-play innovative firm
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India has what it takes to become a global semiconductor powerhouse: Qualcomm's Rahul Patel
Rahul Patel, group general manager, connectivity, broadband & networking (CBN), Qualcomm, speaks about the company's new products, its India investments and building a semiconductor ecosystem
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$1 trillion market cap not just a possibility but a vision for future of startups: Redseer Strategy
Kanishka Mohan, partner, and Anil Kumar, CEO of Redseer Strategy write about how startups can fuel the public markets
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New-age company IPOs have been a disappointment. Are VCs to blame?
Most of the stock market Hall of Fame are regarded as such for the consistent returns they have provided over the long-term. VCs were no where in the arena when Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft or HDFC Bank went public, Shankar Sharma, founder of GQuant & First Global writes