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America traded one recession for a far more serious one

The FINANCIAL -- The headline economic indicators – GDP growth, the unemployment rate, the stock market — all say that the United States is in the midst of a sustained economic expansion that was slow to develop after the Great ...

Women into top exec roles

The FINANCIAL -- Women aiming for board-level roles can take heart from luxury carmaker Aston Martin, which has appointed Penny Hughes as its ...

Toolkit to assess musculoskeletal health in older people

The FINANCIAL -- A research collaboration involving the University of Liverpool proposes a set of measurements that can be used as a toolkit to assess bone, joint and muscle health that could provide ...

Starbucks, florists and other warning signs home prices are about to go up

The FINANCIAL -- Starbucks comes by its reputation as the bellwether of gentrification honestly: Its entry into an area really does predict a measurable change in ...

Flexible working and better services improves unpaid carers’ employment prospects and health

The FINANCIAL -- The use of formal care services and flexible working arrangements leads to better employment outcomes among carers, research from LSE has ...

Pros and Cons of Collaboration

The FINANCIAL -- COLLABORATION at work is generally seen as a good thing. Businesses value collaboration. The latest survey by the Financial Times of what employers want from MBA graduates found ...

A boost for school principals

The FINANCIAL -- When a new online training program launched in July to help school principals become better leaders and managers, the instructors expected to get maybe 100 ...

Harvard Business School to Expand Case Studies

The FINANCIAL -- BOSTON—Harvard Business School (HBS) announced today a $5 million gift from alumnus Stephen A. Schwarzman (MBA 1972), chairman, CEO, and co-founder of Blackstone, a multinational ...

Why CEOs Should Share Long-Term Plans with Investors

The FINANCIAL -- Many people have suggested moving away from quarterly earnings reporting as a way to reduce short-termism. But such a change would probably not change how resources are allocated or ...

How to Not Be a Curiosity-Killing Boss

The FINANCIAL -- A recent poll asked bosses if they valued and encouraged creativity. A healthy 64 percent said yes. Then the pollsters talked to their employees. Does the boss actually like it when ...

UK is pessimistic about prospects for peace in global poll

The FINANCIAL -- The UK has emerged as the most pessimistic country regarding its future peace prospects in a survey of 15 countries commissioned by the British Council and International ...

Particle tracks seen at international neutrino experiment

The FINANCIAL -- The international neutrino experiment, ProtoDUNE, which is co-led by Liverpool Physicist Professor Christos Touramanis, has for the first time ever recorded the signal as a cosmic ...

Savings may be influenced by grandparents’ place of birth

The FINANCIAL -- UK-born grandchildren of immigrants tend to mirror the money saving behaviour of their grandparents’ country of birth, a new study from the London School of Economics and Political ...

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America traded one recession for a far more serious one

Women into top exec roles

Toolkit to assess musculoskeletal health in older people

Starbucks, florists and other warning signs home prices are about to go up

Flexible working and better services improves unpaid carers’ employment prospects and health

Pros and Cons of Collaboration

A boost for school principals

Harvard Business School to Expand Case Studies

Why CEOs Should Share Long-Term Plans with Investors

How to Not Be a Curiosity-Killing Boss

UK is pessimistic about prospects for peace in global poll

Particle tracks seen at international neutrino experiment

Savings may be influenced by grandparents’ place of birth

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