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| Financial Times - Management
Financial Times - Management
Busy executives are taking to the gym for a spot of ?sweatworking?. Lucy Kellaway tries a spinning class with Andy Bond of Asda
HTC and Samsung have unveiled their latest Andoid phones, writes Chris Nuttall. But are they a match yet for the iPad and iPhone?
Two Stanford professors hope to unlock profit as well as classes with a groundbreaking online learning system, writes Eric Katz
Events such as the Ted conferences and Do Lectures are proving highly popular among executives looking for inspiration, writes Ian Sanders
Many smokers yearn to quit. The state has the right to regulate smoking if they have the right to regulate anything, writes Michael Skapinker
Loadhog, a UK manufacturer of transportation products, created Smartstak, a board and frame designed to reduce breakages, writes Clare Dowdy
Meticulously researched and elegantly written, ?Private Empire? is likely to remain the definitive work on ExxonMobil for years, writes Ed Crooks
The Australian sportswear brand 2XU grew fast by first establishing a reputation with serious athletes, writes Neil Hume
Some entrepreneurs break the rules, but damning an entire class for the high-profile errors of the few is destructive and ill-judged., writes Luke Johnson
WiFi and now mobile phones have started making their presence felt on flights giving the option of mid-air working, writes Rhymer Rigby
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