What will 2017 hold for the UK's financial services sector" It's a question Anthony Duffy, director of retail banking at Fujitsu UK & Ireland, seeks to answer after a look in his crystal ball.
With the recent news that Samsung is buying automotive electronics-maker Harman, one of the biggest questions has to be how it will keep brand strength especially with it still reeling from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco during and after the acquisition.
Donald Trump referred to Hilary Clinton, his female opponent in the US presidential election, as a "nasty woman", a term I am confident he would not have used to describe a male candidate standing against him. A classic case of sex discrimination.
Christmas is coming and, of course, you want to make sales but here are five networking tips to truly connect with people at this time of the year, which is what the day is really all about.
How your business can improve sales figures by dropping the hard sell and what you should do in its absence to help ensure your long-term success.
As Henry Thoreau once observed, success usually comes to those too busy to look for it. At some point, however, most business leaders will find themselves taking stock of their lives. And despite running a successful business, being perceived as a terrific leader and having all of the outward trappings of success, many will still feel unfulfilled.
As we approach 2017 and enter the busiest period for auto-enrolment, it seems that smaller employers are, for the most part, smoothly adapting to providing workplace pensions but there are some common challenges all firms will go up against.
As any chief executive will know, when taking over the helm of a company it's important to first identify the most powerful lever of competitive advantage at your disposal. From my experience, this is always the culture of a company's people and it can act as a powerful business accelerator.
James Diment, head of corporate at team building events company Chillisauce, spoke to business leaders and HR experts from a range of companies and industries to find out their top tips for how best to deal with emotion in the workplace.
The problem with fighting business fraud is that it's a largely invisible crime. The aim of fraudsters is to go undetected; it means the value of what they can steal can increase rapidly before the victim becomes aware that the crime is taking place.
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