Are emotions a taboo in business?

We're used to staying professional in business; but now and then emotions are just too strong to hide. Does anger and grief really have n...

Gay marriage makes business sense

Former BP chief executive Lord Browne has expressed his support for gay marriage because it will be good for business

Happiness will save the economy

Boyd Kershaw argues that happiness boosts productivity so much it could bring the UK economy out of recession.

It’s British summer time: Make sure Pimms o’clock doesn’t tick over

Employee mass absences tend to happen over summer, especially during festivals and warm weather. Here's some advice on keeping the troops...

Five year plans in business are outdated

Remember five year plans? They used to be a recipe for running a business but Sean Blanks argues that today there is much more needed to...

The ultimate Recipe for Change in business management

It’s time to rethink Management. In this final piece of a three part series on the Future of Work, Therese S. Kinal provides us with th...

Six tech companies founded by married couples

What would it be like if your business partner was your spouse? These six couples made it work. Here they give some advice on building a...

Rethinking management: how we'll be leading future businesses

If we ever thought we had control over business, it's gone now - it belongs to customers and employees. Therese S. Kinal discusses how bu...

The problem with business reality TV shows

Wannabe entrepreneurs often look to business reality shows as a template for leadership styles. From Gordon Ramsey's aggressive attitude...

Know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em

In high-growth businesses, learning to assess talent is a critical skill. But it's not easy to manage different types of employees. We ha...