Forbes India - November 20, 2020
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Our latest issue, the 2020 Forbes India Rich List, gives insights into how the rich have got richer. The 100 richest of the country saw their wealth grow by 14 percent to $517.5 billion till over a year ago. While Reliance Industries’ Chairman Mukesh Ambani was among the top gainers—he added $37.3 billion to his fortune—Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw was the biggest gainer on this year’s list. Our cover story, though, is on the youngest new entrants, Nithin and Nikhil Kamath—whose company Zerodha has become the country’s largest broking platform. That apart there are stories on how edtech firms are doing well during the pandemic and the Serum Institute of India’s ongoing efforts to come out with Covid vaccines.
Ambani Cashes In
The market rewarded Reliance Industries for bringing in partners and deleveraging
4 mins
Rupee Rides Out The Covid Storm
The pandemic-induced slowdown is the first time the Indian currency has not depreciated in a crisis
4 mins
Jet's Mysterious Suitor
Not much is known of Murari Lal Jalan, who leads the consortium that has won the bid for Jet Airways. Will he be able to turn around the company in a pandemic-ravaged sector?
10+ mins
Driving Force
How Jay Vijayan—a politician’s son, geology student and former Tesla techie—built Tekion, a billion-dollar company that will make its india foray next year
10 mins
Moneyball
Online fantasy sports platforms have seen user engagement and revenues grow, especially since the start of the IPL. But as questions are raised over their legality, can they survive in the long run?
10+ mins
The Broking Stars
Powered by Zerodha, brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath are the Rich List’s youngest new entrants
8 mins
Shot At Success
Adar Poonawalla is betting big that his family’s Serum Institute of India will be among the first to produce Covid-19 vaccines
9 mins
Class Act
Pandemic lockdowns have boosted India’s edtech startups, and the wealth of their founders. But can they keep up the momentum once the crisis ebbs?
7 mins
Pivot Play
Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma is leading a concerted effort to build on the success of his payments platform and create a large digital financial services growth engine for his venture. But competition is fierce and success is not assured
10+ mins
Relax Weathered The Covid-19 Crisis Better Than Its Peers
Utility footwear giant Relaxo’s sensibly priced, customer-relevant footwear flew off the shelves during the pandemic, helping the company weather the Covid-19 crisis better than its peers
8 mins
Forbes India Magazine Description:
Utgiver: Digital18
Kategori: Business
Språk: English
Frekvens: Fortnightly
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