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JobsUK: Inside story - When directors sell ... - Deep in their mountain eyrie, Toady's boffins slave night and day, as is well known, in pursuit of world harmony and economic concord. Now, flushed with the success of their earlier Toady Yacht Quotient (see M
UK: BIM Sounding Board - Further education challenge. - In 1993, FE and sixth form colleges will change to corporate status. BIM members should say "Yes" if asked to be governors.
UK: Editorial - Brothers in need - TRADE UNIONS. - It was a boast of the Thatcher regime that the number of small shareholders outstripped trade unionists in the late '80s. Today both are declining rapidly. In the last year, the Trades Union Congress has
UK: Cheaper European air fares "a delusion". - Cheaper European air fares are just a delusion. Despite recent hopes that tomorrow's world will see cuts in prices, the reality is that there are too many factors against this, says Marcel Pisters, deputy se
UK: Lessons of the Airbus example FOR THE EUROPEAN FIGHTER. - European co-operation can work to industry's great advantage.
UK: Best Factories - Record entry for awards. - Industry shows its resilience and pride and high standards make for tight competition among finalists for Factory of the Year title.
UK: My best deal - The business rejuvenator - MICHAEL GUTHRIE. - Michael Guthrie looks for businesses the seller no longer believes in and turns them round. Holiday camps have pleased him most.
UK: Inside story - More about that penchant for pensions. - It is the sort of story that makes fully-grown CEOs wake up screaming for nanny. A couple of years ago, the chairman of one of Britain's largest companies found himself sitting next to the chair
UK: Inside story - IBM determined to be seen to be green. - Now Toady is as green as anyone but things can be taken too far. From our Hampshire agent comes news of further verdant excess from computer giant IBM. Some time ago, you may recall, IBM offered
UK: Inside story - Bloor's hollow triumph. - Like his near-namesake and distant relation in that other great work of fiction, Wind in the Willows, Toady has a passion for fast automobiles, particularly motorbikes. The frottage of warm leather, the thrust
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