The Notebook: Now is a good reminder of the power of setting goals February 7, 2024 Where the City’s movers and shakers have their say. Today, it’s Mimi Ikonn, co-founder of wellness brand Intelligent Change.
Young, rich and fearless? Misconceptions about entrepreneurs are holding us back February 7, 2024 Misconceptions about who can be an entrepreneur and how much it costs to start a business is holding Britain back, writes Eamonn Ives.
Academics publishing pointless papers is another sign of a dire crisis in universities February 7, 2024 With lecturers incentivised to carry out worthless research and students let in on ability to pay, it is high time universities were reformed.
Instead of avoiding the issue, Labour could use immigration to its advantage February 7, 2024 Immigration has divided the Tory party, but Labour will not be able to escape the issue either, writes Jenevieve Treadwell
Investors’ greenwashing fears must lead to greater City scrutiny February 6, 2024 About three years ago we hit on a seemingly foolproof strategy: we agreed to ask about the City’s three favourite letters: ESG.
London’s gay history is woven into the bricks of its LGBTQ bars – and they’re crumbling February 6, 2024 The loss of London's gay bars is a loss to the LGBTQ community's own history, which is woven into the bricks and mortar, writes Adam Bloodworth.
With UK dividends disappearing overseas, it’s time to resurrect employee ownership February 6, 2024 Promoting employee ownership is an opportunity to empower Brits and boost the economy, writes Bartek Staniszewski.
Mindfulness sessions may seem benign, but office therapising could be harming us February 6, 2024 Mindfulness sessions may seem no more than a mild irritant, but the rise of workplace therapising could be doing us harm, writes Phoebe Arslanagic-Little.
With Auchincloss in place, can BP go green and print green? February 5, 2024 The US giants Exxon and Chevron have reported their second-highest profits since David Cameron and Barack Obama were leading the free world. Across the pond, Shell also posted some rather handsome results last week.Next in line to report is BP, the little brother of the group in a market cap sense, which will update the [...]
Heating pools with cat videos? How data centres can carve a brave new world February 5, 2024 Companies are already using wasted heat from data centres in innovative ways, but we need government to get on board, writes Mark Bjornsgaard.