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Students have missed real-world experience that builds skills but universities are helping to close the gaps
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Authors, academics and thought leaders who lost income when live events stopped have become a pandemic success story
The entrepreneur listened to customers rather than investors to develop his voice messaging program
In a burnout epidemic, the right to switch off is needed more than ever
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Food companies such as Nestlé offer some important lessons in how to keep customers and investors happy
Markus Villig co-founded his taxi-hailing app on a tiny budget and still advocates careful spending
Bosses who want everyone back in the office full-time face a showdown with their workers
Commuter trains may still be empty, offices are still deserted and Broadway is still dark, but the renowned chef predicts that diners will be back
We highlight how top in-house lawyers are tackling the big questions shaping their role
Top in-house lawyers extend their role to address wider business, political and social questions
After a takeover, what would you ask the acquirers to check if the target company is performing well?
From Audrey Hepburn on the Spanish Steps to 007 on the banks of the Tiber, via Nanni Moretti on his Vespa, this scenic route has something for film buffs of all stripes
The jobs market for those leaving university has been turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic. Landing a job and navigating the coming months could be tricky, if not daunting. Here we provide analysis and insights on how to get ahead
Preparations pegged to June 21 now in doubt because of Delta variant’s spread
Supermarket chain’s reverse tops other protests at miner Rio Tinto and publisher Informa
Top slots at the biggest companies still heavily skew towards those blessed with a Y chromosome
Companies improve gender balance but fall short on racial diversity
UK recruiters say professionals are able to press employers much harder than those in lower-paid jobs
Group enlists ‘hundreds’ of restaurants to take advantage of pandemic-driven demand
Breakfast by the Comédie Française, lunch at Napoleon’s table, dinner up the Eiffel Tower: an epicurean tour of the French capital with the president of the global luxury hospitality group
But TUC says there is no time put aside for legislation needed to create body and no new funding
Recent decisions settle a long-running argument about whether certain jobs are comparable
Can you explain to Nestlé what they should do with their ‘unhealthy’ products?
Every great hotel has its own distinct personality — as amply demonstrated by these six Roman legends. Which one matches the type of traveller you are?
Tech companies have too much economic power over workers and consumers when they set their own parameters
Keiko Erikawa is known for a different management style to high-risk approach of tech billionaire
Events group has been criticised over a new bonus scheme with no targets and a lack of investor engagement
From furniture designer Ini Archibong to future fabrics, via department stores and Covid-era design
The Help to Grow scheme, unveiled by the government in March, is aimed at helping SMEs boost their productivity
German lender joins European peers in taking more gradual approach than Wall Street rivals
Duncan Campbell-Smith’s authorised account is excellent, but focuses more on the bank’s colourful past than recent corporate failings
Individuals have to be held to account when shareholders think remuneration is too high
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