Indians In Forbes Company

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 56 Indian firms in Forbes's annual list of the world's 2,000 largest and most powerful public companies, with the US leading the list with 586 companies.

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 56 Indian firms in Forbes's annual list of the world's 2,000 largest and most powerful public companies, with the US leading the list with 586 companies.

Forty five Indians and Indian- origin people have made it to Forbes' annual list of achievers in the US under the age of 30 who are "changing the rules of the game or creating entirely new playbooks" across varied fields.

The list was dominated by Chinese companies as the country took over half of the spots in the coveted list of Asia-Pacific's 50 best and big public companies.

The list covers public companies with annual revenue of $5 million to $1 billion, Forbes said, adding that they should also have positive net income and should be publicly traded for at least a year.

A month into 2015 and billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is on the prowl again, buying and raising stakes in companies he thinks are good bets for the future. The 54-year old billionaire, ranked 51 on the Forbes list of richest Indians with a net worth of $1.9 billion, has bought shares in three companies over the last week, according to publ...

The Forbes 2014 'honour roll of the Fabulous 50', lists best of Asia-Pacific's biggest publicly traded companies.

As many as nine Indian firms have made it to the Forbes World's 100 most innovative growth companies list, which has been topped by New Zealand software accounting firm Xero.

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 54 Indian companies in Forbes' annual list of the world's 2000 largest and most powerful public companies, with Chinese companies occupying the top three slots on the list.

Website hosting company Endurance International Group CEO and founder Hari K Ravichandran (38) has been ranked 19th, while asset management firm Altisource Asset Management (AAMC) CEO Ashish Pandey (38) is ranked 20th.

Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani retained his position as the richest India, according to Forbes Indias rich list. Mr Ambani, who heads the countrys most valuable company, has a net worth of $21 billion. The senior Ambani stayed firm in the number one slot despite his fortune declining for three consecutive years.

India claims the second-biggest haul after China in Asia's Fab 50 with 11 Indian companies, up from seven last year, figuring in Forbes 2012 list of 50 best publicly traded companies in Asia-Pacific.

The Forbes' '30 under 30' list profiles about 360 young "ultra impressive up-and-comers" that the companies should either "hire today" or would be working for them in the future as they are the young people of today "who matter".

The Forbes' '30 under 30' list profiles about 360 young "ultra impressive up-and-comers" that the companies should either "hire today" or would be working for them in the future as they are the young people of today "who matter".

China with 113 members and India with 56 members gained the most ground in breaking into the exclusive club of "The Forbes Global 2000" - "the biggest, most powerful listed companies in the world". The latest list of global giants released by the reputed US business magazine Wednesday shows the corporate dominance of the developed nations i...

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 56 Indian firms in Forbes's annual list of the world's 2,000 largest and most powerful public companies, with the US leading the list with 586 companies.

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 56 Indian firms in Forbes's annual list of the world's 2,000 largest and most powerful public companies, with the US leading the list with 586 companies.

Forty five Indians and Indian- origin people have made it to Forbes' annual list of achievers in the US under the age of 30 who are "changing the rules of the game or creating entirely new playbooks" across varied fields.

The list was dominated by Chinese companies as the country took over half of the spots in the coveted list of Asia-Pacific's 50 best and big public companies.

The list covers public companies with annual revenue of $5 million to $1 billion, Forbes said, adding that they should also have positive net income and should be publicly traded for at least a year.

A month into 2015 and billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is on the prowl again, buying and raising stakes in companies he thinks are good bets for the future. The 54-year old billionaire, ranked 51 on the Forbes list of richest Indians with a net worth of $1.9 billion, has bought shares in three companies over the last week, according to publ...

The Forbes 2014 'honour roll of the Fabulous 50', lists best of Asia-Pacific's biggest publicly traded companies.

As many as nine Indian firms have made it to the Forbes World's 100 most innovative growth companies list, which has been topped by New Zealand software accounting firm Xero.

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries leads the pack of 54 Indian companies in Forbes' annual list of the world's 2000 largest and most powerful public companies, with Chinese companies occupying the top three slots on the list.

Website hosting company Endurance International Group CEO and founder Hari K Ravichandran (38) has been ranked 19th, while asset management firm Altisource Asset Management (AAMC) CEO Ashish Pandey (38) is ranked 20th.

Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani retained his position as the richest India, according to Forbes Indias rich list. Mr Ambani, who heads the countrys most valuable company, has a net worth of $21 billion. The senior Ambani stayed firm in the number one slot despite his fortune declining for three consecutive years.

India claims the second-biggest haul after China in Asia's Fab 50 with 11 Indian companies, up from seven last year, figuring in Forbes 2012 list of 50 best publicly traded companies in Asia-Pacific.

The Forbes' '30 under 30' list profiles about 360 young "ultra impressive up-and-comers" that the companies should either "hire today" or would be working for them in the future as they are the young people of today "who matter".

The Forbes' '30 under 30' list profiles about 360 young "ultra impressive up-and-comers" that the companies should either "hire today" or would be working for them in the future as they are the young people of today "who matter".

China with 113 members and India with 56 members gained the most ground in breaking into the exclusive club of "The Forbes Global 2000" - "the biggest, most powerful listed companies in the world". The latest list of global giants released by the reputed US business magazine Wednesday shows the corporate dominance of the developed nations i...