Leadership
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Our Indian tech capabilities will support us around the globe: Peter J Arduini
The CEO of GE HealthCare talks about his plan for how GE HealthCare's teams and partnerships in India can play a central role in its global operations
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How Fibe built a profitable story in online lending
In 2015, Akshay Mehrotra and Ashish Goyal planned a heady brew with their 'cheaper than one beer' proposition. The VCs, however, didn't get intoxicated, and EarlySalary (rebranded as Fibe) had 127 rejections. Since then, the cofounders have turned things around
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Chandrasekaran has transformed the Tata group at the world stage: Warren Harris, CEO of Tata Technologies
In an exclusive conversation with Forbes India, Warren Harris, CEO of Tata Technologies, opens up about his experience of being a part of the Tata group, N Chandrasekaran's leadership, challenges that the industry is grappling with and a lot more
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Tata Technologies wants to diversify into EVs and semi-conductors. Will competition and pressure play spoilsport?
Over the last 35 years, Tata Technologies has been pushing the boundaries of innovation, and turned into a global engineering research and development (ER&D) powerhouse. Now with eyes on new sectors, will it continue its blockbuster run?
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How GE HealthCare wants to tap India for the next 10 years
A look inside how GE believes India is poised to play a global role in healthcare supply chains beyond generic drugs
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Paytm, BharatPe and the fintech turmoil: What's the way ahead?
While experts downplay the recent regulatory concerns in fintech as growing pains, they advise these startups to make compliance front and centre of their operations and not an afterthought as fintech is here to stay
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Winning the ODI World Cup is a career highlight for me: Pat Cummins
The Australia captain on the chatter in the dressing room in the build-up to the high-octane World Cup final against India, his leadership philosophy and the opportunities for bowlers in T20s, a batter-dominated format
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We are an independent brand with heritage, not a heritage brand: Radeshwer Davar of New Balance
With its first direct foray into India, the US-based sportswear company is looking to cash in on the growing athleisure market in the country
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5 yrs on, we won't be able to imagine our lives without Amazon Prime: Jamil Ghani
Globally, Prime has over 200 million members, of which India is a key geography. During his annual visit to India, Ghani spoke to Forbes India about innovation, investing in speed and exploring newer segments for Prime
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Qi Ayurveda: Taking ayurveda to the next level
Luxury ayurvedic beauty pioneer Rajshree Pathy returns to the business with a cross-cultural endeavour by blending centuries-old learnings with cutting-edge scientific research from Switzerland
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Forbes India W-Power 2024 Self-Made Women: Award ceremony
With Forbes India W-Power 2024 Self-Made Women, we're proud to spotlight a remarkable cohort of women redefining norms, breaking barriers, and making waves across borders