Leadership
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Has TV Narendran brought Tata Steel out of its lost decade?
The global CEO and MD's efforts and initiatives may have brought the steelmaker back from the brink, even as a steady and sustainable upcycle in prices takes shape
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Lifelong learning is no longer optional, it's necessary: Ronnie Screwvala
The serial entrepreneur talks about his second book, being a student for life, procrastination, and how he upskills to take on new challenges
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How Tata Steel's market cap grew 256 percent in one year
The turnaround at Tata Steel has primarily been on account of higher steel prices but the company has also taken several initiatives that should help the company go the additional mile. Subscribe to Forbes India for early access to our latest cover story
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Everyone in the team should be encouraged to think like a leader: KL Rahul
IPL team Punjab Kings captain KL Rahul joins us to talk about leadership, building a high-performing, self-motivated team with the right culture, treating juniors right, and more. Watch the young leader share his lessons From the Field
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After 20 years of bootstrapping, is Bhavin Turakhia switching from value to valuation game?
For over two decades, serial entrepreneur Bhavin Turakhia stayed bootstrapped. With Zeta now a billion-dollar company, can he script bigger success with loads of external money and his obsession with focus?
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Covid-19 Warriors Squad is helping rural Gujarat combat the virus, stay fed
Can eight people impact the lives of many? Team Sahaay, now a squad of Covid-19 warriors, are delivering everything from necessary medical equipment to food and ration kits to rural Gujarat, and even helping ASHA workers
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How Gaurav Jain got Reckitt a clean bill of health
Jain's elevation as India head of Reckitt comes on the back of his stellar performance in the health vertical. Now, with hygiene under his belt as well, he will be eyeing an encore
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From real estate to gas pipelines and renewables, how Brookfield grew in India and invested $11.5 billion in pandemic year
Canada-based investment management firm set up shop in India in 2009, in post 26/11 Mumbai, and spent five years building up and understanding the market. Since then, it has deployed over $20 billion in the country, with over half of it pledged to the pandemic ravaged economy in the last one year
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How Jaspal Bindra and the Centrum Group saw an opportunity in a broken bank
Relaunching the beleaguered PMC Bank not only throws a lifeline to its existing depositors, but also gives Centrum the scope to grow beyond an NBFC
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Google executives see cracks in their company's success
Many of Google's problems stem from the leadership style of Sundar Pichai, the company's affable, low-key chief executive
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26/11 and the birth of an asset management firm in India
A look at how investment management firm Brookfield Asset Management focused on building operational capability in India for five years, cut its first deal in 2014, and in a pandemic year managed to deploy $11.5 billion in the country. For early access to the full Cover Story, subscribe to Forbes India