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How Tim Gurner misread 'arrogant' workers
The millionaire CEO's claim that bosses now work for their employees went viral but missed the point that Covid has radically changed how people regard their jobs and lives
Britain left at sea over floundering renewable energy policy
UK pressed to commit to a US-style climate plan that has directed investments of $369bn into climate projects
Details man Mark Thompson completes hat-trick by taking on CNN challenge
Things just may be looking up at last for CNN as centrist media titan takes the reins
Always working against the rules made and broke Mohamed Al-Fayed
Egyptian-born businessman was a maestro of acquisitions but not a man to be photographed with, remembers Chris Blackhurst
Wooing India is a catch call for ambitious British diplomats
Rising Indian economy has caught the imagination of UK leaders who seek a ground-breaking trade deal with New Delhi
How to tax Britain's changing cars while fighting shy of irate drivers
Transition from fossil fuels to renewables has been piecemeal and the car market shows how not to do it
Britain's days as a science superpower are behind it
UK needs a concerted industrial strategy akin to that of the US
Sky-high demands fuelling shorter tenures at football clubs and boardrooms
Like football managers, CEOs can be worshipped one week and vilified the next
Banking bosses must look in the mirror as consumer revolt challenges their ways
Top UK executives' lack of empathy and accountability has finally caught up with them
Greece wildfires: A tragedy that requires change
Greece needs to take steps to adapt to this new reality, and the world needs to do more to address climate change
Airports blaming airlines for long queues just won't do
Experience for the travelling public is getting worse despite airport bosses' promises
Supersonic dreams grounded as air travel loses the quest for speed
Ambitious plans for super fast jetliners offer a contrast to the slow and unpleasant airport experience
John Lewis bonus payouts built on crippling debts but salad days are gone
Staff payments fall by the wayside as company's employee-ownership model comes under scrutiny
Wimbledon thrills, UK spectaculars and the whiff of underperformance
Why Britain's global reach through showmanship struggles to translate into economic competitiveness
Aston Martin's marque is world-beating, with a little help from James Bond
In a British economy beset by gloom, the luxury sports car manufacturer's recent success stands out
