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The entrepreneur listened to customers rather than investors to develop his voice messaging program
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Good arguments, rather than coercion, are the best way to wean workers off working from home
Supply teachers and agency nurses among those put into umbrella company schemes
Zoom Video and other remote working beneficiaries have faded since their lockdown booms
Government still maintains it wants more flexible practices in workplace
High salaries and fast-moving careers in AI, data analytics and EVs tempt potential recruits away from law
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Harry Stebbings secures investment from MIT and Rothschild-backed RIT Capital Partners
Steep remuneration has started to prompt regular investor censures already common in Europe
ISS and Glass Lewis recommend votes against Carol Kane after problems developed on her watch
Report claims it is easier for men to succeed in the City despite making mistakes
Goldman Sachs was first to recall employees but rival bankers will be based at home for months
Legal roles in the Bush administration during 9/11 and at Ford in the financial crash taught the US bank’s GC to be nimble in a crisis
Complaints that lawyers delay business are unfair — they are increasingly fast-working and creative
Too little argument can be as bad as too much. Better ‘constructive conflict’ than ‘fake harmony’, says the book
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
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
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