Billionaires
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Will Truth Social join the graveyard of other Trump ventures?
Truth Social started off on a high, with the former US President frowning over his Twitter ban and his followers being gung-ho about a conservative Twitter. However, the scenario has changed drastically now, throwing the survival and the very necessity of the platform into question
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A look at the World's billionaires: The planet now has 2,640 billionaires
While the number of billionaires in the world and their cumulative wealth has marginally reduced, women are still drastically underrepresented
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How Mukesh Ambani is aiming to strengthen his businesses for the next decade—from telecom to retail and financial services
RIL chairman's Reliance Industries would be worth more individually than the sum of its parts. Here's why
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Yogesh Kothari: A chemist at heart built Alkyl Amines with worldwide competitive edge
Yogesh Kothari's Alkyl Amines is a reflection of his passion for chemistry
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Swimming against the tide: Technocrat Ashwin Desai's journey to the billionaires club
Ashwin Desai's specialty chemicals company Aether Industries, had a spectacular rally on the bourses, resulting in the 72-year-old entering the billionaires' club. At heart though, he's still a core engineer or a technician—a technocrat
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Inside the shaken house of Adani
Amid a massive stock sell-off and falling stock prices of its companies following the Hindenburg report, Adani Enterprises is looking for alternative options to raise funds so that its capex plans are not hit. Analysts say the task may not be easy and it will be difficult to justify the steep valuations
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2022 Luxury Special: Inside the lifestyles of the 10 percent
The current issue is an unabashed compendium of avenues for the rich and super-rich to splurge their ample dosh. Cruise along with us as we take you on a tour inside the world of private jets, yachts, exclusive art collections, and more
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Forbes US 50 Over 50: Kris Jenner to Theresia Gouw
The collective story of these 200 incredible women is even greater than the sum of the parts, and they are making strides in clubs and arena's earlier throught of as the old boys' club
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Falguni Nayar debuts on Forbes' list of 100 richest Indians; Vijay Shekhar Sharma drops out
Riding the post-pandemic rise in demand, India's richest grew their collective wealth by $25 billion to a record $800 billion
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Alexandr Wang: From college dropout to world's youngest self-made billionaire
Wang dropped out of college to build an AI startup. Six years later, he's the world's youngest self-made billionaire
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Dixon Technologies: From a single factory in 1993 to a Rs 10,700 crore electronic manufacturer for the world
Sunil Vachani and Atul Lall have built Dixon Technologies from the ground up, focusing on quality, trusting its people, and keeping a keen eye on capital efficiency. Today it is India's largest electronics manufacturing services company that boasts of over 60 Indian and global clients it manufactures TVs, consumer electronics, lighting, home appliances, mobiles, and more, for