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The Pentagon is doubling down on laser weapons research

After months of bold promises about its directed energy weapon ambitions, the U.S. military is putting its money where its mouth is. The U.S. Defense Department’s published a...

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Why you’re just one event away from quitting your job

Below, Anthony Klotz shares five key insights from his new book, Jolted: Why We Quit, When to Stay, and Why It Matters. Klotz is...

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Is a Formula One partnership worth it?

It’s no secret that a brand alliance with a Formula One team requires a major investment. Whether a company joins at the title level...

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The 3 reasons why VCs invest: Faith, opportunity, or evidence

I have spent the better part of a decade helping thousands of first-time founders raise their first round of outside capital, and evaluating...

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Workplaces are pushing out working mothers—and paying the cost

Dr. Anne Welsh had her dream job as a clinical psychologist at Harvard University Health Services, working with undergraduate and graduate students. But...

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Employer of Record – everything you need to know

An Employer of Record (EOR) is something you may never have come across before. But it can be enormously beneficial, especially for smaller...

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John Lewis chairman’s pay climbs 21% to £1.2m as 3,300 roles disappear across the partnership

There is never an easy way to announce a hefty pay rise at the top while headcount is falling on the shop floor,...

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Britain smashes solar records as ministers greenlight country’s largest solar farm

Britain’s solar sector delivered a statement of intent this week, smashing generation records on back-to-back days as ministers gave the green light to...

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Harrods Estates shuts up shop after 130 years as tax raids on wealthy overseas buyers take their toll

The iconic property arm of the Knightsbridge department store has closed its last remaining office after a perfect storm of stamp duty hikes,...

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Vinted breaks the billion-euro barrier as thrifty shoppers embrace second-hand fashion

The relentless squeeze on household budgets is reshaping how consumers buy clothes, and few businesses are reaping the rewards quite like Vinted. The...