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Businesses face major changes as zero-hours reforms could add billions in costs.

From London 2012 to Trivandi, James Bulley shares hard-earned lessons.

Intrapreneurs create movement; enabling leaders build the runway for change.

None of this treats the opening as worthless. A launch matters, and a project has to be delivered before it can endure. Delivery, though, is the beginning of the test rather than the end of it.

How to test international markets rigorously before committing serious money.

Changing an industry as large as healthcare requires more than identifying a business opportunity. It demands a reason to persist when progress is slow, systems are complicated, and the outcome remains uncertain. For Anthony Dann, founder and CEO of Biometrica Health, that reason began decades before he became an entrepreneur. His relationship with healthcare started […]

In our rush to optimise the work, what got lost was the worker.

Five lessons from physics for building resilient businesses that endure.

James Chilvers explores wealth, purpose and legacy after entrepreneurial success.

Why stepping away helps leaders build stronger teams and make better decisions.

In an industry often driven by rapid transformations and aesthetic trends, Dr. Nathan Hoffman has taken a different path grounded in restraint, precision, and long-term patient outcomes. As the founder and owner of The Chicago Dental Studio, he has spent more than a decade building a cosmetic dental practice centered on clinical excellence and an […]

Sir Martin Sorrell explains why Britain struggles to scale global innovation successfully.

Britain needs better commercialisation to build globally competitive science companies from innovation.

Zeynab Al-Khero explains why ecosystems drive successful global health innovation growth.

Britons urge faster AI adoption with stronger leadership and responsible governance nationwide.

Revenue is one of the first numbers business leaders celebrate. It is visible, easy to compare, and often treated as the clearest evidence that a company is succeeding. It can also conceal how vulnerable that company has become.

The structural edge is rarely visible in daily price movement. It becomes apparent across regimes. Markets reward discipline during contraction as much as conviction during expansion. 

As how he sees it, the opportunities in 2027 won't belong solely to those with the biggest budgets or the newest technology. They will belong to those who understand people best and build businesses that serve them well.

Penfolds marks Grange anniversary celebrating heritage, innovation and enduring winemaking excellence.

Success can distort judgement, making winning leaders overconfident and less receptive.

Ten years of building mission-led technology to tackle online child exploitation