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A striking new cover design, a departure from past visual identities, marks this momentous issue.
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'Icons of Excellence' were Jay Shah, Chairman of ICC; Shyam Srinivasan, Veteran Banker; and Mohit Joshi of Tech Mahindra were honoured and 'Promising Startup' was presented to Minimalist
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The premier event promises to be a landmark celebration of leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy.
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In the past 12 months alone, they added $316 billion, marking a nearly 40% increase. Over 80% of the richest Indians saw their wealth grow, with 58 of them adding $1 billion or more to their fortunes.
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Ankur Jain has a 36% stake in Bilt reflecting an estimated net worth of $1.2 billion. He was on the Forbes 30 under 30 Consumer Tech list in 2015.
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Firoz and Zahan Mistry, sons of Cyrus Mistry, inherited a portion of the family's 18.4% stake in Tata Sons, propelling them into the elite circle of young billionaires.
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Forbes said the richest celebrity billionaires are worth a collective $31 billion. Here's a handful of filmmakers, TV personas and singers who grabbed top spots.
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Company executives said that India Forbes Global Properties is also exploring real estate opportunities in Ayodhya especially in hospitality sector. The firm will also provide brokerage services for the luxury residential segment and is looking at buying equity stakes in at least two such consultancy firms.
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Ursula von der Leyen was a practising doctor in Germany. She joined politics in her early 40s and became Germany’s first woman defense minister.
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Soma Mondal navigated SAIL to record-breaking profits, soaring threefold to 120 billion rupees within her first year.
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Forbes has published its ‘Hall of Shame’ list – featuring 10 of the 'most dubious people ever to make it to its 30 Under 30 list.'
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The five youngest billionaires in the world inherited their wealth from their late fathers. Two among them belong from Italy and South Korea each.
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Chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries Mukesh Ambani reclaimed the top position on the 2023 Forbes list of India’s 100 richest with a net worth of $92 billion
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'I was not the best at Maths in high school, and he (the teacher) thought the best I could be was probably a housewife,' Sampriti Bhattacharyya said.
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Zerodha, which was founded by the Kamath brothers in 2010, is a popular Indian financial services company that offers discount brokerage services for trading in stocks, currencies, and commodities.
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Bernard Arnault, the chief executive of luxury brand Louis Vuitton's parent company LVMH (LVMH.PA), and his family briefly took the title as the world's richest, but were back at No. 2 with a personal wealth of $185.3 billion, according to Forbes.
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Ranked at number 36, Sitharaman has made it to the list for the fourth time in a row. In 2021, the 63-year-old minister was ranked at number 37 in the list, while she was in the 41st spot in 2020 and 34th in 2019.
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The unranked list "highlights leading altruists in the Asia-Pacific region who demonstrated a strong personal commitment to philanthropic causes,"
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A weaker rupee impacted the majority of the richest but that was offset by Gautam Adani's record gain, which made him the new No 1
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Forbes had been seeking at least $800 million in a sale, The New York Times reported earlier on Wednesday
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Soma Mondal, the chairperson of Steel Authority of India Ltd, Namita Thapar, executive director at India business of Emcure Pharma, and Ghazal Alagh, co-founder and chief innovation officer of Honasa Consumer, are on the list.
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There is no Indian company other than Reliance in the top 100.
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TikTik in it's rebuttal said that it doesn't collect precise location information from US users
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Khaby Lame has more than 146 million followers on TikTok and according to an estimate by Forbes, he had earned $10 million in 2021.
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Jayshree Ullal, CEO of Arista Networks, is one of only five Indian-Americans on Forbes’ list of America’s richest self-made women.
