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Harshad Mehta: The Return of Chutzpah

Kaveree Bamzai

Harshad Mehta, the stockbroker who made greed good for Indians and took the fall for it, is back in favour

The Uses Of Adversity

Welcome the spirit of enterprise that made the biggest of businesses and the poorest of people pivot to create new wealth when the lifeline of the old had been severed

Adar Poonawalla: The Vaccine Prince of Pune

Amita Shah

‘I will take the Oxford vaccine shot myself and put out a video to inspire people,’ says Adar Poonawalla, 39, CEO, Serum Institute of India

Beauty As Investment

Sunita Kohli

Cultural capitalism and the dividends of aesthetics

‘We plan a global launch of our blood clot removal device soon,’ say Vikram Janardhan, 49, electrical engineer, healthcare expert and CEO, Insera Therapeutics Inc, and Vallabh Janardhan, 46, neurologist and chief medical officer, Insera Therapeutics Inc

Ladies of Digital Destiny

Nikita Doval

Women entrepreneurs hit by the pandemic take the virtual leap

The Day of the Unicorn: Silver Linings Playbook

V Shoba and Moinak Mitra

Founders of the new unicorns of 2020 have three things in common - adaptability, grit and a zest for life

Joe Biden: The Day of the Quiet American

James Astill

Joe Biden, an error-prone politician but a universally well-liked man, scarcely put a foot wrong during the campaign. Trump and the pandemic made that relatively easy. The President soaked up all the attention, not in a good way. Biden seems to have unseated him with a sense of decency