10 Ways Businesses Rode the World Cup Wave

July 18, 2018
Being one of the world’s biggest sporting events, on a par with the Olympics, the FIFA World Cup invites 32 nations to compete across the globe. This in turn leads to a global viewership that is targeted for mass marketing by thousands of companies worldwide. Some with big pots of money jump in to officially […]
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The Rise of China’s Tencent Billionaire

July 16, 2018
Pony Ma is one of the richest people on the planet. He created Tencent, China's tech colossus and one of the ten largest companies in the world. But few signs in his early years suggest that he would become such a success.
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How Long Should a Manager Head Up an Investment Company?

July 13, 2018
While the phrase ‘been there, done that’ might suggest a breezy tone of overfamiliarity to some, when it comes to choosing investments, some investors might actively look for a fund manager who’s ‘seen it all’ and been at the helm of their investment company through the good times and the bad. As the UK continues […]
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Why Companies Will Keep Losing Millions Unless They Take Action

July 6, 2018
A survey by Thomson Reuters of 2,300 global senior business leaders found that 47% have been victims of fraud, theft, money laundering or other financial crime in the past year. Now Syed Rahman, Senior Associate solicitor at Rahman Ravelli, tells CEO Today that if companies continue to fail to internally investigate these crimes, then they […]
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The 10 Best Places for Millennials to Start a Business

July 5, 2018
New research has revealed Tallinn in Estonia to be the world’s best city for millennials starting a business, but Canada as a country arguably wins overall. With millennials forming the backbone of the “digital nomad” generation, this data shows where the future centres of innovation and entrepreneurialism could be. Tallinn, with its reputation for being […]
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Back from the Dead: Failing Companies That Recovered

April 30, 2018
By Louisa Rochford 2018 has been off to a tumultuous start with the fall of Carillion as it went into liquidation, and Maplin and Toys R Us going into administration following their struggles with debt and inability to find a buyer. The loss of these businesses led to the closure of over 200 stores in […]
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Why Isn't Tesla Broke?

April 9, 2018
The Rest Of Us discusses Tesla's financial situation and addresses more about how a company's cash flow works.
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Controversy and the Death of the Executive

March 28, 2018
By Louisa Rochford A person in a position of leadership will have a plethora of factors, problems and objectives buzzing around their head at all times. Among the vital things to keep track of on a day-to-day basis is productivity, the depth and quality of their management, business and industry knowledge, investors, profits… and the […]
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3 Customer Experience Lessons from the World’s Biggest Brands

March 20, 2018
“We are reliable.” ---------- “We really care.” ---------- “We deserve your trust.” For decades, brands have relied on broadcasted messages just like those. The equivalent of standing on a raised platform, shouting to an impassive audience. In the modern age, however, it’s not the brand that’s in control of the conversation. As part of CEO Today's Building Brands […]
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From Apprentice to CEO: Why You Need to Look Beyond University Degrees

March 8, 2018
With it being National Apprentice Week in the United Kingdom, we investigate whether you can climb all the way to the top of the corporate ladder and become a CEO if you choose an apprenticeship over a University degree.  We spoke to Joe Crossley, CEO of Qube Learning, someone who himself decided against University in […]
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Why Is Your Employer Branding Important?

February 23, 2018
If you take care of your employees, your employees will take care of you (and your company). It seems straightforward, but there’s more to it than ‘taking care’ – your company is brand to more than just your customers, it’s also a brand for your employees. Here MVF Chief People Officer, Andrea Pattico explains the […]
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How to Delegate and Where to Start

January 31, 2018
The art of delegation is one thing business owners must master. For entrepreneurs and those just starting out, relying on another team member to handle important tasks can be difficult. After all, your business is your baby and who knows your brand better than you? However, learning how to delegate is essential – not just […]
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