Special Report
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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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Meet the man behind Housing.com's Rs 100 crore turnaround. He now wants to make it the biggest
From a bitter spat between a cofounder and investor to a risky deal to find new owners, Housing.com has seen a turnaround in the last four years under the wings of Elara Technologies' Dhruv Agarwala
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Arming rural health centres to tackle Covid-19
ChildFund India is providing health centres in remote areas with medical equipment and training, sensitising people about vaccines
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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
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Vedantu does a Domino's. Can it deliver?
With actor Aamir Khan as brand ambassador, the edtech startup guarantees academic results or money back, akin Domino's '30 Minutes or Free' pizza delivery strategy. Could this be Vedantu's silver bullet?
