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The cover story in this issue is on Ronnie Screwvala—the founder of a bouquet of companies, including edtech venture upGrad, private equity firm Unilazer Ventures, movie production house RSVP Movies, sports business U Sports and not-for-profit Swades Foundation. “Serial entrepreneurship is a completely wrong interpretation of what I do,” he says, adding that what drives him every time he builds a venture from ground up is scale and value. The story gives insights into his learnings from setbacks and failures, and how he aspires to maintain the quality of education in the crowded edtech sector. That apart there is a package on the Great People Managers in India.

Build. Scale. Repeat

RONNIE SCREWVALA, WHO TRANSFORMED UTV FROM A PRODUCTION COMPANY TO A MULTIMEDIA CONGLOMERATE, IS NOW DIPPING INTO HIS ENTREPRENEURIAL GENIUS TO BUILD EDTECH STARTUP UPGRAD INTO A VENTURE OF SCALE AND IMPACT

10+ mins

Hunger Pangs

Having grown over four times in two years, HungerBox was famished for more growth. Then came Covid-19. Can the institutional foodtech startup now keep the fire in its belly intact?

6 mins

Interview:‘The Pandemic Has Been The Perfect Tailwind For Us'

Greg Moran, CEO of Zoomcar, on why it’s boom time for subscription-based mobility and getting business back to pre-Covid levels

7 mins

Unlocking The Digital Door

The pandemic and change in consumer buying patterns have prompted individual sellers as well as large and small businesses to take the ecommerce route for survival

10+ mins

A Dose of Tech

Health care and life sciences companies are using artificial and machine intelligence for better insights and improved treatment since the Covid outbreak

7 mins

Cleaning Up

Houston-based solugen is making cheaper, more effective industrial chemicals to help scrub everything from pools and hot tubs to oil and gas companies’ wastewater

8 mins

OF FAITH AND THE FAITHFUL

The synagogues of Mumbai are testimonials to the integral role that Jews have played in the city’s history

6 mins

Forbes Life :‘FABERGÉ ALWAYS PUSHED THE BOUNDARY'

The legacy of Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé, known for his bejewelled and intricate objet d’art, lives on a century after his death, says great-granddaughter Sarah Fabergé

7 mins

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