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JobsEDITORIAL: Another year of living dangerously - December. The end of a year that began quite promisingly and concluded with most people eager to see the back of it. Who would have thought 12 months ago, with world economies growing at a respectable rate a
IN MY OPINION: Institute of Management companion Mark Abrahams, CEO of Fenner, urges manufacturers to maintain their creativity in the face of recession - Life is tough for manufacturers. Increasing energy costs and competition from countries with low lab
CUTTING ROOM: Pity the poor dancers; what the wind-up of Railtrack really means; a strange summary of America's achievements; Finland's finesse ... Evan Davis at large - How glamorous the life of a broadcast journalist can be. I've just been talking at a
BRAIN FOOD: Unlikely managers - Christmas tree grower - The Tree Barn, Greenfield Farm, Oxfordshire - Name: Andrew Ingram
BRAIN FOOD: Room service - Where Ed Dolman stays - For business The Lancaster Hotel is just off the Champs Elysees in Paris, near Christie's new premises. Originally a town house, it was converted in the 1920s by the owner and his housekeeper, the daughte
BRAIN FOOD: Speaking out Don Cruickshank - Chairman, London Stock Exchange - Whether it is due to the five years he spent running Virgin for Richard Branson or his recent exposure to the dull denizens of the civil service, Don Cruickshank is a rambler and
THE HUMAN FACTOR: John Robinson clearly failed to understand the machinations of either Stephen Byers and his team or Gordon Brown and his Treasury bovver boys - When it comes to doing business with governments, be wary; be very wary. This is the lesson t
E-MAIL FROM THE VALLEY: Innovation depends on brilliant but often flaky individuals, who need to be stroked but kept well away from wider responsibility - The Peter principle has always bemused me. Employees will advance to their highest level of competen
INSIDE OUT: The pendulum has swung so far from the Thatcherite '80s that Corporate Man feels he can moan in public about too much competition - In 1994, Gordon Brown had a characteristically elliptical phone conversation with Jack Cunningham, then the Lab
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