Samar Srivastava is a Deputy Editor at Forbes India. With a keen focus on finance, business, and economics, he explores themes such as corporate finance, commodities markets, and emerging markets, often highlighting innovative business models and entrepreneurs in Asia. Samar's work has been featured in Forbes India and Magzter.
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How the company turned India's fragmented dental market into a scalable healthcare business—and why founder Amarinder Singh bet on dentistry over technology
By: Samar Srivastava
Tuesday's meeting is expected to focus on the financial strain from Air India, Tata Digital and other new-age bets even as directors deliberate on the future direction of India's largest conglomerate
The country's most richly valued consumer company is navigating a consumer landscape redraw by ecommerce to cater to the many different Indias
Now that ecommerce has altered the way people buy anything, the Swedish furniture giant, eight years after entering India, makes the customer the starting point, not the store
By: Samar Srivastava
CEO Patrik Antoni on the Swedish furniture giant's expansion beyond retail and learnings about the Indian consumer
By: Samar Srivastava
He rebuilt the Tata Group's global ambitions and placed huge bets on new businesses. But after Ratan Tata's death, tensions with the Tata Trusts and Noel Tata brought his tenure to an end
The holding company's annual meeting was adjourned for the first time because the required quorum could not be met, adding another layer of uncertainty to the succession of N Chandrasekaran as chairma
As chairman of the Tata Trusts, he now finds himself at the centre of the group's biggest leadership change since Cyrus Mistry's ouster
For four decades Ikea's model was in offering its customers not just a shop, but almost a day out. People set aside a Saturday, drove to a vast blue-and-yellow shed on the edge of the city, wandered through a maze of mocked-up living rooms and tidy kitchens, ate a plate of meatballs, and left with a trolley of flat-packed furniture. That formula travelled seamlessly from Sweden to North America and on to China, and it arrived in India intact in 2018, when Ikea's first store opened in Hyderabad across more than 400,000 square feet, built for families to spend an entire day in.
By: Samar Srivastava, Nasrin Sultana
Central Bank rejects Tata Group's holding company's application to surrender its certificate of registration; keeps it in upper-layer NBFC
