It’s a new year, new decade and the UK is stumbling out of recession. It’s...
The arguments on both sides are well-rehearsed, but something is missing from the retirement debate.
As much of the UK is covered in another layer of icing, the excuses for not making it to work keep rolling in.
British entrepreneurs often admire the American spirit of dauntless optimism, so effectively tapped into by President Obama’s campaign slogan ‘Yes, we can’.
It’s a new year, new decade and the UK is stumbling out of recession.
It’s 6am at King’s Cross Station which, much like the government's low carbon policy, is still unfinished after a decade of constant redevelopment.
In the 1980s, my old company, Sage, produced its first £99 accounts package on the Amstrad.
Recessions bring about change, and that’s the perfect environment for a new business.
Picture yourself in a situation where your bankers are becoming increasingly difficult or you are losing money and have to make job cuts among friends and colleagues to survive. It may not be that difficult to imagine.
A recent study of employees at an investment management company found that they were interrupted 20 times an hour.
One of the things most frequently overlooked by young entrepreneurs is the scalability of their venture.
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More tips from John Cleese, who reveals how to stop a waffler in full flow.
John Cleese reveals how to deal with serial interruptors without giving in or getting into a fight.
Some advice from John Cleese about how to deal with people who throw their weight around in meetings.
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