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Should you eat before a crucial business lunch?
When the economist Kenneth Rogoff has an important lunch meeting, he often eats beforehand so that he can concentrate on the conversation
How should arts sponsors handle negative publicity?
The T.S. Eliot prize for poetry has been mired in controversy after two shortlisted poets pulled out to protest against new corporate sponsor, Aurum
Is a LinkedIn profile reason to part ways with an employer?
A former BG Group manager’s dispute with the company over his LinkedIn profile raises questions about how to get an online presence right
Should Twitter feeds be handled by PRs?
The decisions made by Alec Baldwin and Ashton Kutcher have raised questions about delegating control of an account in the social media
How can you retain the expertise of a departing manager?
Reports about RFU’s mismanagement in England’s 2011 World Cup campaign raise questions about capturing management experience and knowledge
Who should police how companies use personal data?
O2 trial programme offering users more control has raised questions about who should take responsibility for the use of consumer information
Do complex supply chains make you too vulnerable?
Disruptions caused by natural disasters and political events raise questions whether there is a need to unwind and simplify a wrong strategy
How do you prevent plagiarism when the law is a grey area?
Claims that Beyoncé plagiarised her dance moves raise questions about what creatives can do to protect their work or whether they should bother
Should CEOs vent anger in public?
Questions have been raised about the best way to get regulators to change their view after Jamie Dimon lambasted the Bank of Canada governor
Should a CEO explain strategy shifts?
Reed Hastings’ apology for the way Netflix handled pricing has raised questions about the need for more than just good company explanations

