40 Under 40: The incredible story of PharmEasy
The startup became the first Indian e-pharmacy to enter the coveted unicorn club in April this year when it raised about $350 million in a funding round.
The startup became the first Indian e-pharmacy to enter the coveted unicorn club in April this year when it raised about $350 million in a funding round.
The young entrepreneur makes sure that he divides his time equally for his studies and looking after work.
The saga of Ms. Anooja Bashir bears a living testimony to the fact that undying willpower, perseverance and optimism laced with skills and talent will always grant success in the end.
For B2C firms to succeed, they need to learn two key lessons: the market has become hyperlocal. And instead of mega-influencers, it is the nano-influencers who are beginning to matter.
Prashant Sarin, partner, Bain & Company explains to Fortune India why the Budget is just a blip on the radar for startups in India. Watch his interview.
The decision of the RBI to bring startups under the ambit of priority sector lending norms will help the startup ecosystem. A strong bond between the ecosystem and banks is therefore imperative.
Fortune India will be coming out with India’s definitive ranking of the Most Powerful Women in Business (MPW), in November 2020. Here’s a look back at our MPW 2019 issue.
Editor’s letter from the March 15 - June 14 special issue.
It wouldn’t be hyperbole to call Warburg Pincus a rough-weather friend for Indian entrepreneurs. Over 25 years, the private equity firm has shown its willingness to ride out the storm.
The billionaire founder of Virgin Group says a lot of times ‘true entrepreneurs’ will fall flat on their faces and they need to fight tooth and nail in order to survive.