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Peter Earl: My name is Earl

Every now and then I climb mountains’ is the kind of self-effacing comment you can expect from renaissance man Peter Earl, Harvard Kennedy scholar, UN adviser, pal of Bolivia’s Evo Morales, author of a textbook on cross-border takeovers, and now bringing power to emerging regions/

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How Tesco is Winning Customer Loyalty

The book: Scoring Points – How Tesco is Winning Customer Loyalty, by Clive Humby, Terry Hunt and Tim Phillips
Review by: Olly Raeburn, managing partner at Liquid Communications

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Economic Insight – Howard Archer

Howard Archer, UK and Eurozone chief economist for Global Insight, shares his thoughts on the current wage climate, interest rates and inflation

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Bad month for seafood chain

Restaurant operator Fishworks rocks the boat by admitting profits will be lower than it publicly predicted just one month ago...

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Good month for UK innovators

Two British companies are awarded for humanitarian work alongside Bill Gates and other global technology innovators...

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Getting off the corporate ladder

John Kearon, Chief Juicer/CEO of online research company Brainjuicer, says his best business decision was ‘getting off the corporate ladder’...

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Techwatch – Uncontrolled print costs

More than two thirds of businesses have no idea how much they spend on printers and printing...

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Object of desire… The Synch

If you’re fed up carting around handfuls of chargers for your gadgets, this gizmo could be the best Christmas present you’ll ever receive...

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Techwatch – Uncontrolled print costs

More than two thirds of businesses have no idea how much they spend on printers and printing...

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Object of desire… The Synch

If you’re fed up carting around handfuls of chargers for your gadgets, this gizmo could be the best Christmas present you’ll ever receive...

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Charles Cockell of BSI – What I wish I’d known

Charles Cockell, managing director of hotel and conference management company Booking Services International (BSI), worked his way up to lead a management buyout of the company in 1995. He now jointly owns BSI with chairman Simon Milstead and during 2006, was recognised as one of the top ten travel management firms in the UK by Business Travel World

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Changing lanes

Redirecting the focus of a company through change management can test a CEO’s powers of persuasion to the limit. John Courtney, chairman of Strategy Consulting, a business strategist to both private and public companies, regularly encounters management teams who only make changes when the going gets tough.

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David Page: After Pizza Express he’s still cooking up a storm

After taking Pizza Express into the FTSE 250, David Page is once again building national restaurant chains such as Gourmet Burger Kitchen and The Bombay Bicycle Club. The new business is called Clapham House and it's one of Britain's fastest-growing companies.

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Brian Hamill: Headhunting honcho

Brian Hamill saunters into Imprint’s swish Sheraton Street headquarters in swanky Soho in exuberant spirits. He’s been celebrating Europe’s Ryder Cup victory over the Yanks and soon begins recounting why he’s an authoritative voice in the recruitment sector, rather than the Irish rugby legend or superstar golfer he once dreamt of becoming.

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