Boards need outside help
18 Dec 2007
Shareholders should be putting more pressure on boards to be evaluated by external experts, according to a new report – as long as they can agree what it is they're supposed to be doing.
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Too much Christmas spirit
20 Dec 2007
Christmas parties can be a dangerous thing. Just ask Manchester United...
The week according to MT
14 Dec 2007
Our 60-second guide to the best of this week's business news: the Rock falls out, the Chancellor chickens out, and the WAGs work out...
Black gets his comeuppance
11 Dec 2007
Convicted fraudster Conrad Black may claim to be relieved by the six-and-a-half-year prison sentence he received yesterday, but the disgraced peer probably isn't smiling inside at the thought of spending the next few years in a cell, away from his thousand-dollar carpets...
The truth will set you free
10 Dec 2007
Apparently Labour MP Kate Hoey has pledged her support to a campaign for a 'National Tell the Truth Day' on January 3. So does this mean we've got carte blanche to lie through our teeth for the other 364 days of the year?
It's all about trust for the BBC
06 Dec 2007
MT raised an incredulous eyebrow at news that the BBC is spending half a million pounds on trust classes for its employees. Apparently, some 17,000 editorial staffers will be instructed in how not to deceive viewers. BBC director general Mark Thompson is due to attend the course tomorrow.
Are directors worth it?
04 Dec 2007
Many FTSE 100 boards are not fit for purpose, according to new research by board advisory firm Armstrong Bonham Carter. It says shareholders should be doing more to evaluate the effectiveness of their directors – or they could end up out of pocket.
A deeper shade of green
01 Dec 2007 | by Richard Reeves
Many firms assume the garb of sustainability in order to attract and keep staff, but they have to look much more urgently at wasteful practices.
Luxury brands are bottom of the class
30 Nov 2007
Luxury brands may be good at racking up big profits, but their ethical and environmental performance leaves a lot to be desired, according to a new sustainability audit by the WWF. Using the likes of Sienna Miller as a clothes horse may not be enough to save them from a consumer backlash, apparently...
Cameron to take on Labour over CGT
26 Nov 2007
Can the Conservatives finally establish themselves as the pro-business party? After leader David Cameron pulled out of a scheduled appearance at the CBI's annual conference last year to visit the British troops in Basra, his credentials were questioned - one year on, he has the chance to strike another...
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