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UCL cancels plans for standalone MBA programme
Management school’s director Bert de Reyck blames uncertainty over demand
HTC Vive on top in virtual reality gaming
It is fun – but do you have room in your home to set up all the kit?
Review – ‘The Bestseller Code’ by Jodie Archer and Matthew Jockers
Can algorithms and big data help you write a best-selling book?
How to counter the deadly effects of sitting down all day
Latest studies find we underestimate how much exercise will be enough to save our lives
The art of making an online CV work for you
The first in a occasional series of ‘how to’ pieces designed to help further your career
In a Blink: Résumé repertoire
Survey highlights weak CV-writing skills and a degree of dishonesty
The bank boss with an environmentalist bent
Triodos bank’s Bevis Watts talks about his journey from green roots to ethical lending
Amplify female voices and stop men from pinching others’ ideas
Until we reach critical mass, leaders need to ensure that everyone enjoys a fair hearing
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s speech dissected
The lack of an ear for the music and rhythm of public speaking plays out at the party conference
Meet your contact at Les Bains, Paris
The restaurant in the French capital has reclaimed its crown for the fashion crowd
My seven tips for getting more out of business travel
Packing lists, public transport and hotel staff who left me a note about the duvet
Stop whining — the age of tech is an age of wonder
For all their flaws, we should be grateful for our innovative gadgets
Next problem: Will Brexit hurt my legal career?
I am scared of how the UK’s decision to leave the EU will affect my employability
Clinton/Trump first presidential debate dissected
Clinton’s job was to avoid looking exhausted, Trump’s to avoid looking petulant. Neither aced it
Keep in touch for happier home working
Maintaining regular contact with colleagues keeps morale up and feelings of isolation at bay
Want good reads? Try the FT Business Book Challenge podcast
Six classic business books in 12 weeks, chosen by FT columnists
Business Book Challenge: episode 1
To celebrate the FT’s Business Book of the Year Award, our star columnists recommend six classic business books and challenge listeners to read them in 12 weeks. In this first episode, John Thornhill, the FT’s innovation editor, chooses David Nasaw’s biography of Andrew Carnegie, while Helen Barrett, deputy Work & Careers editor, talks to management columnist Andrew Hill and the Chartered Management Institute’s chief executive, Ann Francke, about what makes a great business book.
Companies court disaster with the wrong sales goals
Targets are powerful incentives for staff so beware unrealistic objectives
Rajeev Suri: What the Nokia CEO reads on his way to work
The technology chief keeps a close eye on robotics, sport and the music of Herbie Hancock
The bliss of being 396 miles from my lost smartphone
The aftermath of leaving my iPhone in a Washington DC taxi was frightening, shaming, then liberating
Ziyavudin Magomedov, Summa Group: hoping for a Moscow Hyperloop
Russian logistics boss and Uber investor revives the dreams of his Soviet youth
Europe’s shorter courses dent US MBA
Applications have fallen for the full-time two-year programmes offered by many American schools
