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How to network

Modern networking, which has everything to do with professional productivity and creativity and nothing to do with opportunism or small talk, is misunderstood.

Learning Curve: The boss does social media

The boss decides it's time to embrace social media. What are the pitfalls?

Decisions: Jon Simon, Pieminister

The founder of the pie-maker explains his best and worst decisions in business.

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'Millions of people will be there and perhaps hundreds of millions will be watching around the world, so let's have a fantastic party. Who knows, it may even be more exciting than the Olympics!' Boris Johnson has high hopes for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

Unilever strike threatens Pot Noodle production

Thousands of students will be wondering where their next meal is coming from as industrial action halts Unilever production lines.

Alastair Campbell on depression, Tony Blair, and Ed Miliband's political woes

Tony Blair's former spin doctor is no stranger to depression. Here's how he dealt with the disorder, why the US is the best place for a recovering alcoholic, and why the media should give Ed a break.

King of Shaves snaps up Olympic hopeful as new brand ambassador

The shaving brand has invested £30,000 into runner James Ellington to help him get to the Olympics. Time to get out the 'Bladerunner' pun, wethinks?

MT Expert - Innovation: Don't be an antisocial leader

What's your leadership style for 2012 - social or anti-social? Social media strategist Jemima Gibbons has a few tips for employers wondering: 'to tweet or not to tweet?'

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'People moaned about it at the start but it didn't make the slightest difference - I'm still cheaper than anywhere else'. As inflation bites, shop owner Colin Sharp explains why he changed the name of his pound shop chain in Wales from Famous £1 Shop to Famous £1.20 Shop.

Has the booth babe had her day?

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, scantily clad ladies advertise flat screens and micro-gadgets. Are they integral to an attention-grabbing marketing strategy? Or is the practice old-fashioned, sexist and distasteful?

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