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Peer paid himself £390mn dividend and was granted a leave of absence from House of Lords
Current affairs and entertainment channel is latest effort to prise open news market
FT analysis reveals that 22 peers appointed to upper chamber have donated to UK’s three main political parties
It is fatuous to encourage people to behave in the office just as they do at home
Losing your job isn’t the end of the world. It could be the best day of your life
Downing Street to wine and dine executives in ‘charm offensive’
Former Labour peer to promote apprenticeships and encourage young people to start businesses
Entertaining account of Britian’s former dominance of computer manufacturing
‘Whatever merits this show once had I ain’t seeing them any more . . . So Alan, we’re tired of it’
The TV show’s amoral ultra-competitiveness has seeped into business culture
Entrepreneur cites anti-business stance but 20,000 join party after election defeat
Jobs and Careers column: youngsters’ career advice and bankers’ pay
Television’s power to boost the status of entrepreneurs is clear
A venture into the unfamiliar at the Edinburgh Festival could be a big mistake, or the start of a whole new adventure
On-pitch drama at a London derby sparks a global Twitter frenzy. Technology is changing the way we watch football
The editor of the London Evening Standard reflects on a debate on the melting away of professional women at high altitude
Reports suggests females are more risk-aware
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