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SoftBank's investments include ARM, Uber and - rather unfortunately for him - WeWork.
Beware the yes men (and women)
They might get stuff done, but it's unhealthy to have everyone agreeing with you.
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Mary Portas: "I've never been a manager, I don't do detail"
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How not to say sorry
A bad corporate apology can make matters so much worse.
The case for 20th century management
Think corporate purpose, flat management and flexible working are self-righteous fads? You're not alone.
Quantum investment soars
More than £1bn has been ploughed into the technology, with the private sector in the...
How to handle whistleblowing allegations - and avoid costly mistakes
Tread lightly, says solicitor Kate Ledwidge.
Why your career has stalled (and how to get it started again)
Don't get stuck in the middle management trap. Follow these tips to rise to the...
How to empower employees without losing direction
Letting people make their own decisions can't be an excuse to abdicate your own leadership,...
2 ways Boris Johnson could lose the election
The PM's gamble is not without risks.
How to combat decision fatigue
Without having to dress like Steve Jobs.
6 rules for managing a multigenerational workplace
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How Southwest Airlines used behavioural science to improve queuing times
A case study in applying rigour to customer engagement.
Read like a CEO: Paul Smith, Salesforce
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Decision-making tips from a former spy
Ex-CIA case officer John Braddock says good intelligence starts with the question, not the data....
"Our annual sales forecast went up 250 per cent in a week"
A case study in cracking China.
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The demise of the gagging order?
Proposed legislation will water down non-disclosure agreements in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
Earth, wind and (nuclear) fire: How Britain goes carbon neutral
"By 2025, the global renewables market will be worth $1tn."
The business books CEOs should be reading: Autumn 2019
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Labour could fall into its own Brexit trap
Delaying the PM's Brexit bill will unravel his fragile coalition of MPs, but at what...
"When people have 20 years' experience in that function, they're going to wonder ...
Career pivots for leaders: Slack's Robby Kwok had no HR experience when he became SVP...
Charles Handy: "The trouble with Richard is he has no doubt"
The original management guru shares lessons on thinking for yourself, challenging accepted wisdom and assuming...
Ex No 10 insider: The 3 key Brexit battles, and who's winning
These Parliamentary struggles will determine when, how and whether we leave the EU.
Legal cannabis: A quick business guide
Some predict the drug will be legalised for recreational use within the next three to...
Brainstorming doesn't work: The case for individual creativity
There's more to the idea of the solitary genius than you think, says author and...
The end of Brexit?
Johnson has created a powerful narrative to get his deal over the line. Our undercover...
For the last time, customer service is not a cost
You have to spend to make it happen, but it brings both top and bottom...
Everything that's wrong with management research - in 5 minutes
Much of the published literature is over-hyped, over-theorised or just plain wrong, says Professor Dennis...
7 quick career tips from the C-suite
Advice for getting ahead, from those who've been and done it.
Leadership 101: Expertise can't replace empathy
Avast CEO Ondrej Vlcek says he drove colleagues away by focusing on technical issues at...
How Tencent and Alibaba challenged Silicon Valley and won
The new multinationals changing the face of business - and the opportunities they create for...
100 leadership lessons from the world's top bosses
Look around corners, be stubborn, employ a shrink (preferably two), do something to make your...
So what if there's an AI jobs apocalypse?
The coming age of automation has captured the imagination of optimist and pessimist alike.
"The UK needs to get serious about protecting financial services after Brexit"
Brexit & My Business: LMAX Exchange Group CEO David Mercer believes there are huge international...
Complacency will kill your business. Here's how to avoid it
A leadership lesson from former Kraft Heinz northern Europe MD Elias Diaz.
The team-building power of tea
Don't underestimate the importance of the humble brew.
What is Boris Johnson's leadership style?
From Asquith's placidity to Thatcher's ruthlessness, Britain's PMs have taken radically different approaches.
Leadership lessons from the Cuban Missile Crisis
As the world stared down the barrel of nuclear war, JFK was a model of...
We need leaders to talk about mental health
Stigma keeps many people from admitting to problems in the workplace.
"Entrepreneurship forces you to confront your weaknesses"
Takumi CEO Adam Williams learnt a lot about himself when he left Spotify to found...
How next generation lasers are transforming business
Glasgow-based M Squared produces the world's purest light.
What coal mining can teach you about job design
RSA chief executive Matthew Taylor says we ignore the social element of work at our...
"Business is not a war, so stop treating it like one"
Leon co-founder John Vincent on how an ancient Chinese martial art transformed its corporate culture....
Ex No 10 insider: Will a Brexit extension be the end of Boris ...
And how would a deal affect the next general election?
The big company where everyone knows each other
Advanced materials firm Gore has kept innovating and kept growing for 60 years - here's...
Free ports: Economic boost or Boris bluster?
Johnson hopes trade areas will lift local economies post Brexit.
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