UpFront
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Ten interesting things we read this week
Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week's iteration are related to a 'Nation's value creators', 'Why the industry you're in matters', and the 'price of social media'.
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Smoking the peace pipe: Hands that shook the world
As North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in cross over to the Demilitarised Zone between the two Koreas to shake hands and talk peace, a look at some of the other historic handshakes that sought to end political hostility
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Aadhaar latest tool against 'fake' matrimonial profiles
Matchmaking websites such as Shaadi.com are using Aadhaar's unique identification number for profile verification to grapple with the menace of fake profiles
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The hard work ahead for Walmart and Flipkart
Walmart's next steps will be critical as it looks to create a blueprint for success in India
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Digitalisation is not about taking away jobs: Siemens's Roland Busch
Roland Busch, chief technology officer and member of the managing board of Siemens AG, believes India is a good place to be in given its GDP growth and polices like 'Make in India'
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Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus plans its second global HQ in India
Pete Lau-founded OnePlus now counts India as its largest market and is readying the ground for a major push on 'Make in India'
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There's no such thing as work-life balance: Randstad India CEO
What employees are looking for is the freedom to turn off when they want to, says Paul Dupuis
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Creative satisfaction trumps everything: Prasanth Nair
Nair's short film Davivakanam will have its world premiere at Cannes. The IAS officer-turned-film director spoke to Forbes India before taking off for Cannes, about his journey from being a civil servant to a filmmaker
