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Our latest issue, the 2020 Forbes India Rich List, gives insights into how the rich have got richer. The 100 richest of the country saw their wealth grow by 14 percent to $517.5 billion till over a year ago. While Reliance Industries’ Chairman Mukesh Ambani was among the top gainers—he added $37.3 billion to his fortune—Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw was the biggest gainer on this year’s list. Our cover story, though, is on the youngest new entrants, Nithin and Nikhil Kamath—whose company Zerodha has become the country’s largest broking platform. That apart there are stories on how edtech firms are doing well during the pandemic and the Serum Institute of India’s ongoing efforts to come out with Covid vaccines.
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Mapping The Growth Route
Reviving the economy through capital spending should be top priority; fiscal consolidation will have to wait
SaaS Startups: India-born, US-focussed
Strong cloud-based enterprise software product companies are emerging in India, but are quickly moving to the US, drawn by customers, the ecosystem and the IPO dream
Tory Burch's Survival Sketchbook
Amid a luxury fashion apocalypse, one of the century’s greatest entrepreneurial retailers (and one of America’s richest self-made women) brought us deep inside the battle to save her brand
The Rise of Venture Debt
Startups increasingly turned to venture debt funds to raise capital, making 2020 one of the best years for the VC debt industry
Playing it Smart
India has emerged as the biggest smartphone market for Samsung, 25 years after it entered the country. it now needs to keep the Chinese rivals at bay
ALL ABOARD
Meet the intrepid people who have traded traditional living spaces for a life on water
Founders' Mentality
Accel seeded the passion of entrepreneurs into its investing DNA to spot early winners in the consumer business. Its next big bet: SaaS unicorns
Apollo's PE Creed
With the AION Capital Partners joint venture, Apollo Global struck deals focussing on distressed assets. Now, setting out on its own in India, it has eyes on larger transactions
2020: A Big Deal Year
PE and VCs deployed $47.5 billion in Indian companies while exits hit a five-year low at $6 billion
Covid's Real Stress: Unemployment
It’s not that the government does not believe there is no problem, but it does not have a quantified number on how big the issue is
