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O’Reilly Media boss believes she has created a company that can survive without its founder
Up to a third of the UK labour force now does it. But what does this mean for our families and wellbeing?
What do experts advise and is technology changing how we cultivate contacts?
M&A success depends on what comes next but companies take very different views
How prejudice and discrimination blocked women’s access to jobs deemed only for men
Entrenched gender bias and out-of-date family expectations can hold back pupils’ aspirations
Employers may want them gone but most workers would prefer to stay
Employers and students alike seek a greater focus on teaching responsible business
The address does its work deftly. It presents the Sussexes as a united front
High-flyer and investor April Underwood is determined to close the chasm in ownership
Haggling over detail requires experience, humility and boundless patience
As applications for the two-year degree fall, content and teaching methods are being updated — but is it too little, too late?
If you decide to leave you will gain the satisfaction of preserving your dignity
Management thinker hooked generations of entrepreneurs on ‘disruptive innovation’
Chief Jes Staley squeezes pay to hit profitability targets after activist criticism
Some of the MPs need to take a bloody nose, not a fall, for the sake of the party
Changing attitudes at top firms driven by fear of misconduct
JPMorgan chief set to be Wall Street’s best paid bank boss for fifth straight year
Policy to apply in US and Europe, but not Asia, which has worst record on gender diversity
‘Young Britons risk being excluded from Erasmus — and won’t have the luxury of taking migration for granted’
Welcome to Due Diligence, the FT’s daily deals briefing
Culturally abundant, the Russian capital is welcoming to foreigners
There are a number of ways you can legitimately reduce your bill
Uncertainty puts humans under psychological strain, but there are ways to protect your mental health
“Toss a coin to your Witcher, preferably at a rate consummate with local minimum wage laws.”
Listen in on the conversations of the characters who populate the modern office
Cleaners, couriers and security guards flock to grassroots groups that challenge the rules of workplace organisation
Bank of America chief is ensuring his bank doesn’t forget the mistakes of the past
Policies that make everyday life more expensive are not going to be uniformly popular
Think-tank shows reversal of historic work patterns is exacerbating income inequalities
James Gorman to receive $27m package for 2019, down 7 per cent from the previous year
Difference between men and women’s salaries at consultancy firm is double the broadcaster’s
How an FT correspondent found a home in an affordable area that is a mix of grit and hipster
Up to four could lose their cabinet jobs if team is slimmed down next month
What you say on twitter could end up used by brands to influence what people buy
Do you harbour ambitions to return to academic study? It is never too late to get your head back in the books
