Lists
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The trail blazers: How to look like a billionaire
The right jacket is key. But pay attention to the rest of your look too
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Welspun's BK Goenka: Spinning solutions
Balkrishan Goenka has been facing challenges since the time he founded Welspun in 1985. The turnaround he has scripted is testament to his indomitable will
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Billionaires and their priceless possessions
India's wealthiest people draw joy from treasures that mere money can't buy
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Sunil Vaswani's Stallion Group makes waves in Africa
Sunil Vaswani's stormy Nigerian saga may have been only a prelude for Stallion Group's gaping intentions
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Habil Khorakiwala and the power of calm
Wockhardt's Habil Khorakiwala has looked crisis in the eye, and come out of it stronger
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Satish Reddy and GV Prasad: The practical drug makers
Satish Reddy, chairman of Dr Reddy's Laboratories, and his brother-in-law, CEO and co-chairman GV Prasad, are following a pragmatic but lucrative path to drug innovation
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Shashwat Goenka: Swimming in the deep end
Shashwat Goenka has been given the responsibility of Spencer's Retail as his first challenge. But the scion of the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group is unperturbed: He is confident of the business emerging stronger and, importantly, profitable
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DLF: The ailing giant
Once considered one of India's finest real estate companies, DLF's struggles in recent times are in stark contrast to its past successes. But its 84-year-old chairman Kushal Pal Singh is not giving up the fight
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Lachhman Das Mittal: Tractor master
Age seems no barrier to a salesman on wheels
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Devansh Jain: Flying with the wind
The Inox Group had no expertise in renewable energy, but backed by a successful IPO, third-generation scion Devansh Jain proved that there is profit in the sector
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Achal Bakeri: The billionaire who never lost his cool
Achal Bakeri pulled Symphony from the rubble of bankruptcy and rebuilt it into the world's largest air-cooler manufacturing company. Here's how he did it