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Stop Fighting, Start Fixing
The U.S. presidential campaign has been long on conflict and short on serious policy proposals. But a candidate who got behind a thoughtful, bipartisan policy agenda could get a lot done in the White House.
The Future You Planned For Just Became The Past.
Growth is live. Work, grow, and evolve as one. SAP® S/4HANA helps midsize companies automate and integrate business processes–live and in the moment. So all your functions and departments can grow together. Without falling behind.
Farmville In The Real World
New apps can Revolutionise Indian farming. but developers have to deal with Legacy Issues and a funding crunch.
Indian Pharma's Maverick Thinker
Arun kumar has led strides shasun into the fortune india 500, off it, and into the next 500. He claims to not have a strategy, and that puzzles investors. He’s been buying and selling bits of the company, but finally seems to be in Consolidation mode.
Knowing the Limits of Machines
Some jobs really must be automated; others need the human touch. Which are which? That’s your call.
Really Trucking Drives In
With its tech-enabled relay-trucking model, rivigo has shaken up the almost moribund road transportation sector. This may be just what logistics players need to drive into the future.
The Quest To Clean Up The Internet
Silicon Valley firms are hiring thousands of human moderators to help police a flood of fake, grotesque, and criminal content online. It won’t be enough.
Disrupting De Beers
Diamond Foundry is using plasma reactors to turn tiny shards of diamond into gemstones. In doing so, the San Francisco company is taking on a deeply entrenched industry.
École Sans Instructeurs
No professors, no degrees, no fees. That’s École 42, one of the most unlikely coding schools in the world. Here’s what it’s about.
The Sun Is Shining On Grofers Again
Grofers is looking to strengthen its operations after the latest funding round led by Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank.
‘Aviation Will Grow, Connect And Transform India'
Union Minister of state for civil aviation Jayant Sinha sees the Indian skies changing, with several new modes of flying coming in. This will also necessitate changes in regulation, apart from the need to free up the existing pressure on airport infrastructure. In an interview with Fortune India, Sinha discusses all this and more.
Raising A Toast To The Indian Market
William Grant & Sons director Peter Gordon says the distiller accounts for one in three bottles of single malt in India.
The Great Fight For Shelf Space
AMAZON, FLIPKART, AND MYNTRA ARE JOSTLING FOR TOP SPOT IN THE ONLINE FASHION RETAIL SEGMENT. THEY BRING GREAT STRENGTHS AND GREATER MONEY-POWER TO THIS BATTLE. AS OF NOW, THE SMALLEST PLAYER LOOKS LIKE IT’S WINNING.
Rage At Globalism Is Just Beginning
So far, populist outcry has mostly been a First World problem. It won’t stay that way.
India Sees Red For Nothing
The Dalmia group’s Red Fort deal is not the first corporate involvement in conservation.
A Passage To India
After a global acquisition spree, British industrialist Sanjeev Gupta is looking to buy at least four distressed Indian companies.
Breach Of Trust
For women, taking part in the world of late-night dinners and after-work drinks—where so much of business really gets done—can be risky. It requires a leap of faith that they’ll be treated professionally, not pressured for sex. Investor and former Tronc chairman Michael Ferro betrayed that covenant, say these executives.
Goodbye, Unicorns. Hello, IPOs!
Silicon Valley used to avoid the public markets. Now IPOs are back—because many startup founders desperately need them.
The Stories We Fall For
Humans crave narratives that impose order and make sense of random events. But this phenomenon, the “narrative fallacy”, can create serious problems — in the markets and in politics.
Managing L'Oréal's ‘Organised Chaos'
Jean-Paul Agon, now in his second decade as CEO of the world’s largest cosmetics company, on keeping a corporation flexible in a digital age.
Lessons In Uber's Rough Ride
In the wake of rampant sexism at the well-funded transportation company, Silicon Valley rethinks its pursuit of rule-breaking results.
A Game Of Cat And Mouse
India’s gaming market has for decades been chasing small revenues. But rising smartphone adoption, changing social attitude, and better payment ecosystem could be game changers.
Susmita Mohanty: A Space Odyssey
Space designer and entrepreneur Susmita Mohanty believes that space is not the final frontier. But even as she looks beyond the horizon, she’s working to make India’s space programme commercially profitable.
Sànnu. Ibaulachi. Bawo. Hello, Africa
Whatever the language, it’s the connection that matters. Meet Ramesh Awtaney, the man connecting Africa to the world. His story, from dealmaker to entrepreneur, is a lesson in old-fashioned networking.
Donald Trump And His Ideas
Corporate chiefs on the whole have been loving the Trump Rally. The one thing that scares them: What comes next?
Rocket Boom in the Desert
“NewSpace” companies are launching in the Mojave, and the technology is becoming more accessible. Could do-it-yourself space travel become a reality someday?
Israeli Startup Expert Eyes India
As the co-founder of a leading venture capital company, Chemi Peres is open to investing in Asian countries. But he does not rule out a totally different role for himself: that of a politician, like his late father.
The India Story
Despite all the churn and chaos caused by policy decisions and global economic conditions, there’s still hope for a strong Indian economy.
The Dramatic Makeover of Apple's Retail Stores
Entertainment, relaxation, and a few iPhone sales too.
Being A PSU Is Not An Easy Business!
India’s disinvestment drive has failed to excite investors. But a closer look reveals long-term returns.