enterprise Harley's exit and the future of American bikes in India Harley-Davidson’s India exit is the latest in a series of unsuccessful forays by U.S. auto firms in the country. Reason: multiple trade irritants mar the Indo-U.S. relationship. Will Biden change it? By Prerna Lidhoo
people Koo amplifies the voice of Bharat, says co-founder In a candid conversation with Fortune India, Koo’s co-founder, Mayank Bidawatka, speaks about the journey, the development of Koo as a product, the tough microblogging space, privacy, and much more. By Arnav Das Sharma
enterprise The secret of Nykaa’s success In a bleak 2020, beauty and fashion retailer Nykaa showed strategic nimbleness to stay strongly in the game, even managing to raise funds and become a unicorn in the process. Will it stay the course? By Debojyoti Ghosh
macro The big Indo-U.S. tax conundrum India has much to gain if U.S. President Joe Biden focusses more on expanding bilateral free trade and investment, rather than go ahead with his tax proposals. But it won’t be easy. By Sudipto Dey
enterprise Why transformation is a buzzword at Piramal Billionaire industrialist Ajay Piramal is in makeover mode. He wants to remould his conglomerate into a well-diversified NBFC and a pharma firm, which would both be giants in their respective spaces. By Anto T. Joseph
enterprise Don't buy a car, just rent it Safety and affordability concerns among commuters have given a fillip to shared mobility, with subscription-based models gaining traction. Will the industry realise the true potential of these models? By Prerna Lidhoo
people The Kris Gopalakrishnan innovation model In an exclusive conversation with Fortune India, Infosys co-founder Senapathy ‘Kris’ Gopalakrishnan says his investments are not just for returns, but to create an innovation-led economy. By Debojyoti Ghosh
enterprise Why user fee is a pivot in railway station privatisation Developers and lenders are happy about the steady revenue model provided by the levy, but train fares in India will see an inevitable increase. By Anto T. Joseph
enterprise BMW taps new customers in a bid to go past Mercedes The German auto major sees a significant contribution of over 50% coming from the locally produced sports utility vehicle range including the X1, the X3, and the X5. By Pavan Lall
people ‘The most remarkable change has been Reliance Jio’ Netflix boss Reed Hastings on the Jio effect on data prices in India, his ‘no rules’ management philosophy, the India growth strategy, and more. A Fortune India exclusive. By Sourav Majumdar , Prerna Lidhoo AND Abhik Sen
