Richard Branson on IAG’s Aer Lingus deal: “It’s absolutely wrong”
The founder of Virgin Atlantic said International Airlines Group being permitted to buy Aer Lingus was “incredible”.
A joined-up approach to the gender pay and opportunity gap is absolutely key
Laura Gardiner, senior research and policy analyst at the Resolution Foundation, argues that in isolation, neither government policy nor employer leadership is enough to close the gender pay and opportunity gap.
Circus Street: Why keeping it in the family can be a good idea
Despite the plethora of horror stories about working with your nearest and dearest, it has been smooth sailing for brothers Richard and Jonny Townsend so far – one of whom is the "conscious thinker", while the other an "ambitious plate-spinner".
“Europe’s top inventor” accolade for British innovator Luke Alphey
Scientist and entrepreneur Luke Alphey has been named as one of Europe’s top inventors by the 2015 European Inventor Awards, joining the likes of David Gow, Joshua Silver and Fiona Fairhurst as a British trailblazer on the list.
Why students should work at JD Sports rather than take gap years
A lawyer for HSBC Global Asset Management has said students should opt for "old-fashioned Saturday jobs" to gain experience, rather than take a gap year.
The seven most important factors to consider when moving business location
Whether you are planning your first office space, or an increase in size – or maybe even a downsize – there are some essential considerations to take into account.
Levelling the playing field: Leveraging people power and technology to compete with larger firms
Jonathan Kini, head of SME business at Vodafone UK, shares five top tips on how companies can leverage employees in combination with technology to help strengthen business performance and stay ahead of the competition.