Virtual mentors offer cheaper — but more limited — advice to executives
It’s a lot harder than it should be despite decades of corporate effort
Co-head of Sizewell C has used unconventional ways to win over campaigners and the government
Businesses registering workers as self-employed are undercutting rivals
Return to in-person work has driven demand for premium, healthier options
A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist
Support for female equality is edging up but going backwards among young men
Chatbots are part of working life but many employees say the opportunities are still unclear
I’ve seen first-hand that when you tap the talents of the whole population you draw from the very best available
Employees frustrated with complaints processes are joining forces and taking grievances to social media
Richard Masters needs 20 clubs on side while he manages alleged rule breaches, rights deals and a new regulator
Creative titles are now an inescapable — but not always funny — part of office life
Disney’s live-action reworking of its 1937 classic arrives pre-mired in controversy
Getting in front of the camera is the next big trend for leaders — but are they ready for a ‘one-take’ future?
Investment decisions in the UK follow the same outdated patterns — even in booming AI
One man’s tireless mission to sample the classic cocktail, with all its nuances, across its home borough in New York City
Payouts for 250 senior staff reduced as lender strains to boost returns and improve compliance function
Plus, Alibaba’s renaissance and the faulty conventional wisdom on US listings
Set sail on a ferry, junk or yacht for some of HK’s most spectacular sights
Pay award comes as remuneration in financial services sector draws greater scrutiny
It’s the hottest dish in town. Here’s where everyone’s flocking to find the tastiest and most succulent takes
The priority should be to enhance human connection, not replace it
Chief joins highest-paid executives in US after revival in company’s fortunes
Marketing, innovation, accounting, strategy
Students no longer limited to geography or a rigid structure demand cheaper, more flexible alternatives
Lee Newman, dean at Madrid-based IE, taking a ‘hard look’ at the portfolio of courses as he warns the market is ‘confused’
How the online MBA ranking was compiled
Despite fears over the threat to traditional learning, about 100 faculties use Toronto Rotman’s teaching assistant chatbot
UK-based Imperial and Warwick follow the Madrid-based institution again
The technology promises productivity gains but too much focus on machines could erode socialisation and friendship
Courses have grown in popularity while a shift to hybrid work has helped erode some recruiters’ doubts
Using the power of algorithms to inform decisions and create value demands new definitions of the role of management
Federal investigation of initiatives is bosses’ ‘number one’ worry as Trump attacks ‘immoral discrimination’
Anxieties about the decline of literacy are well founded, but the spoken word opens a welcome space for nuance too
The accidental origins, rise, decline and resurgence of Nigeria’s vast and vibrant film industry
Harry Stebbings, founder of VC fund and podcast 20VC, on dropping out of university and the loneliness of an entrepreneur
Quartet collectively received $126.5mn for their work in 2024 as overall employee remuneration rose more modestly
