“It’s not shameful”: the fertility officer taking on work’s parent problem
Solicitor Natalie Sutherland is the world’s first fertility officer, tasked with finding common ground between professional structures and real life.
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Bagels, Brexit and Bob De Niro: Jonathan Warburton on the business of bread
The baker reveals the challenges of running a £500m family business.
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The new dotcom crash: collapsing ad markets threaten disaster for Big Tech
Tim Hwang, author of Subprime Attention Crisis, sees parallels between the 2008 housing crisis and today’s economy.
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“I never do a retake”: How Trinny Woodall spun her social media success into a £44m business
The What Not to Wear star has built a dedicated online community, and with it a booming makeup brand.
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“Flexible working has nothing to do with working from home”: Anna Whitehouse on how the workplace punishes women
The Flex Appeal campaigner has spent five years pushing companies to be more reasonable about parents’ time.
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“Our attitude to risk is dysfunctional”: Sam White, insurer, on the illusion of safety
The founder and CEO of Freedom Services Group on the life lessons that made her a force for change in…
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“The space economy will be huge”: the woman helping to keep Britain in the new space race
Philippa Davies, head of engineering at Reaction Engines, is helping build the technology behind a new economy.
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“Subconsciously, it does influence people”: Nick Wheeler on the power of clothes
Unlike its rivals, shirt-maker Charles Tyrwhitt has survived the pandemic mostly intact. Its founder, Nick Wheeler, explains how the brand…
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