Management

Managing the recovery: Is Europe finally creeping out of recession?

With companies across Europe beginning to make the first tentative steps towards managing the challenges of a return to economic prosperity, now would be the ideal time to introduce an interim manager

James Wright on business schools in Brazil | FIA Business School | Video

European CEO interviews Professor James Wright, Associate Dean of FIA Business School, on the future of business education in Brazil

Aircraft landing on runway, Gatwick airport

Heathrow and Gatwick expansion on Airports Commission’s shortlist

Davies Commission announces three options for UK airport expansion, but final decision won’t be made until after 2015 election

Skills shortage to hit European Union by 2025

Aging population and drop in immigration could harm the EU’s prospects says new study

European Parliament votes for tighter data protection laws

€100m fines to be imposed on internet firms like Facebook and Google in breach of new data protection laws put forward by the EU Civil Liberties committee

EDF sign deal for Somerset Nuclear Plant

After a year’s deliberation, an investment agreement has been reached for the creation of Britain’s first nuclear plant in a generation

Nigeria and Stag Engineering to power prosperity

Industrial activity is imperative to Nigeria’s development, with the engineering sector in particular boosting financial growth and providing a solid plateau for investment

Garth Coates provides expert migration services

By capitalising on immigration opportunities there are numerous ways in which entrepreneurs based outside the EEA can gain UK citizenship

Alphabet’s eMobility: Recharging business mobility

For effective ways to lower fleet costs and promote sustainability without compromising on driving pleasure, electric mobility is ideal, writes CEO of Alphabet Ed Frederiks

Why are so many more CEOs retiring early?

Recent years have seen an increase in CEOs retiring early, largely due to a rise in shareholder expectations and an emerging culture of short-termism

Snowden’s Europe and the lords of the spies

The exposure of NSA activity in Europe has created cause for concern for business, but stricter legislation may not be the solution in protecting private information

How the European automotive industry markets to the US

Europe’s upmarket carmakers are changing perceptions in the US by providing consumers with the opportunity to drive iconic European cars on the streets they were designed for

The ICT sector and the innovation generation

The ICT sector is constantly changing, as today’s cutting-edge developments quickly become yesterday’s news. In the digital age it’s not the questions that the industry needs to be concerned with, but the answers

Publicis and Omnicom become brand of brothers

In July, Publicis and Omnicom announced they were merging to form the biggest ad agency in history. As the deal progresses, it’s becoming difficult to tell whether the merger is in everyone’s best interests

International Coach Federation provides catalyst for change

Whether it be enhancing work performance or improving communication skills, coaching offers a range of benefits that can help organisations adapt to the growing challenges in everyday business

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