India’s Most Powerful Women in Business
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.
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July 2018
LBB: The little book of curated life
Little Black Book began as Delhi millennial Suchita Salwan’s Tumblr blog. It’s now the go-to guide for food, shopping, events, and travel in nine cities.
Payments: Times are a-changin’
Mastercard’s Ari Sarker expects wearable payment tech to make its way into the lives of consumers soon.
Emami: Sprucing up its act
With competition nipping at its heels, Emami is entering new segments and pumping up its e-commerce business.
Liberty House : A passage to India
After a global acquisition spree, British industrialist Sanjeev Gupta is looking to buy at least four distressed Indian companies.
International cricket is a big deal
Broadcaster Star India has valued it higher than IPL.
Metropolis Healthcare: Just what the doctor ordered
The diagnostics chain wasn’t running smoothly when Ameera Shah took over as MD. But with smart leadership and the backing of a few private equity investors, she has put the business back on track.
Tracxn: Driven by startup data
Tracxn is seen as the Bloomberg of private companies. It began as a database for startups but today tracks over half a million companies across 250 sectors globally.
The Accel effect
By betting big on good ideas and on nascent companies, Accel is showing the way forward for venture capital investing in the country.
The great fight for shelf space
Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra are jostling for the top spot in the online fashion retail segment. As of now, the smallest player looks like its winning.
