Business
Fortune India
The Last Straws
A problem polluter, but one easy to replace, the humble plastic drinking straw’s days are numbered.
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August 2018
Fortune India
The Future Of Conglomerates Is Conglomerates
Are Conglomerates Making a Comeback or Have They Completely Lost All Relevance? They’ve Never Really Gone Away, at Least in India. Here’s Why They Are Unlikely to Vanish in Future Either.
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August 2018
Fortune India
Mettl Finds Its Champion In Mercer
The online assessment platform is looking to grow about three times after its acquisition by the global consulting major.
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December 2018
Fortune India
Space Mining Comes Down To Earth
No other industry is as high-risk, high-reward as asteroid excavation.
3 min |
December 2018
Fortune India
A Temporary Truce
The finance ministry and the RBI might have stepped back from the brink, but simmering tensions between the two over autonomy could boil over again.
8 min |
December 2018
Fortune India
We Want To Be The Largest Indic Language Platform
Daily hunt president Umang Bedi on his company’s efforts to capitalise on the growth in the number of local language consumers of the Internet in India.
4 min |
December 2018
Fortune India
Your Cart Is Empty
Binny Bansal’s decision to quit as group CEO just six months after Flipkart’s deal with Walmart was a bolt from the blue for the startup world in India. Observers now expect a complete shake-up in the way business is done at the e-tailer.
4 min |
December 2018
Fortune India
The Bigger Picture
With more than two decades in the country, Samsung India has a finger in every pie, and is fighting intense competition to stay on top of the game with innovation and a strong distribution network on the ground.
9 min |
December 2018
Fortune India
Shifting Gears
Uber’s India and South Asia head Pradeep Parameswaran says the company is going beyond just being a car-hailing service in India and considers itself a complete transportation platform.
5 min |
December 2018
Fortune India
The Game Of Thrones
India’s three surviving telecom giants —Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio— are fighting a bruising battle for the top spot in the market. The jury is out on who will win the price war unleashed by Jio’ s rock-bottom rates.
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December 2018
Fortune India
Powered By Proton
Under Suneeta Reddy, Apollo Hospitals Has Grown Its Revenue and Become India’s Largest Healthcare Chain Operator. The Group’s Latest Offering—the Proton Therapy Centre for Cancer Care, the First in South Asia—will Give It an Edge Over Peers and Help People From India, South Asia, and West Asia, Says Reddy.
7 min |
April 2019
Fortune India
For Which Wich, Success Is In The Bag
Ordering on brown paper bags is a gimmick at JeffSinelli’s sandwich chain— just one idea from a dynamo with hard work in his DNA.
4 min |
June 2017
Fortune India
Making The Best Of Hard Times
Braving the ups and downs of the industry, watchmaker Breitling has been quick to respond while keeping core values intact.
2 min |
June 2017
Fortune India
Ted Goes Corporate
The conference host and purveyor of ideas is providing more and more services to big companies. Clients crave TED’s elixir of innovation—but the strategy poses risks to the nonprofit’s brand.
4 min |
June 2017
Fortune India
Brick By Brick
The real estate market is depressed, but Oberoi Realty has bucked the trend because of its financial discipline and its adoption of best practices.
7 min |
June 15, 2018
Fortune India
The Alchemy Of Growth
From 10 clinical labs in 2005, Dr Lal PathLabs has become the largest diagnostic chain in north India and is looking to expand to the eastern and southern markets. Can it sustain its momentum? The company thinks it can.
8 min |
June 15, 2018
Fortune India
Thinking Out Of The Bag
With a portfolio that caters to everyone from a commuter on a local train to a high-flier at the first-class lounge, the luggage major plans to repeat its feat of quadrupling net profit in the next five years.
7 min |
June 15, 2018
Fortune India
Exclusive! L&T's Legendry Boss 'Naik' Names His Heir
L&T's legendary A.M. Naik finally confirms his successor in an exclusive to Fortune India. But he won't have the luxury of an easy retirement.
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April 2016
Fortune India
The Ultimate Driving Machine Prepares For A Driverless World
How 100-year-old BMW is racing towards automated driving, electric cars and ride sharing.
10+ min |
April 2016
Fortune India
Devita Saraf
She wants her TVs to be the Zara of the electronics world, not Gucci or Pantaloon. And she’s going about it in the way she knows best: convincing customers to buy because she is selling.
10 min |
November 2016
Fortune India
Jay Gorsia: Kolkata’s answer to Britain’s Timothy Oulton
Jay Gorsia has been designing high-end furniture for the rich and the famous. He now wants to make a business of curating furniture.
4 min |
March 2016
Fortune India
Why Low Oil Prices Are Bad News For PSUs?
How John Foley turned cycling alone at home into a status symbol.
9 min |
March 2016
Fortune India
How To Get The Right Job?
Welcome to a working world that doesn’t understand you, might not want to hire you, and definitely doesn’t want to pay you very much. Still, there’s hope for the rising group of idealistic and tech-savvy young workers. Here, our best advice on how to get the right job—and crush it.
9 min |
March 2016
Fortune India
Why Adidas Is Cool Again?
Four years on from a traumatic corporate fraud, Dave Thomas has big plans for the iconic sportswear brand in India
10+ min |
July 2016
Fortune India
Lost in Transit
Agarwal Packers and Movers is pioneering a new way of transporting goods in India—the “trucking cube”. Will it catch on?
4 min |
July 2016
Fortune India
The Line Between Love and Hate
The co-dependency of tech giants is sometimes helpful, often harmful, and reliably vexing.
2 min |
July 2016
Fortune India
The View from Above
Machine learning is turning commercial satellite imagery into an omnipresent source of business intelligence.
3 min |
July 2016
Fortune India
Connecting The Dots On Cancer
Pancreatic cancer, the disease that killed Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has long vexed researchers. Boston’s Berg believes artificial intelligence can help.
4 min |
July 2016
Fortune India
The Unexpected Payoff Of Failure
Sure, flaming out in your own startup provides wisdom and experience. Now there’s proof of a surprising—and more concrete—benefit.
4 min |
July 2016
Fortune India
Countdown to Cleaner Emissions
An almost arbitrary decision to leapfrog fuel standards has managed to disrupt two large industries—oil and auto manufacturing. It’s good news for the environment, but for companies it means a huge drain on resources. And it all starts with INDIANOIL .
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