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Natural and organic food takes the world by storm

Greater awareness, globalisation and the epidemic of obesity related ailments has sparked a craze for healthy and natural foods

Saving the world through sustainable business practices

Elizabeth Matsangou interviews Unilever’s celebrated CEO Paul Polman on his ambitious goals, modern leadership and how business can change the world for the better

The stunning scenery of Montreux Riviera, which is nestled between Lake Geneva Alps. The spot was a favourite with celebrities such as Charlie Chaplin, Freddie Mercury and Igor Stravinsky

Montreux Riviera’s beauty attracts businesses from across the globe

Nestled between one of the world’s most beautiful mountain ranges and most stunning lakes, Montreux has an infrastructure and convention centre to match its natural beauty

Obamacare supporters in Washington DC. Critics fear 43 million Americans will lose access to employer-based health insurance as a result of the system

Europe benefits from healthcare tourism

Medical tourists from the US and beyond are revolutionising European healthcare markets, say President of the MTA Renée-Marie Stephano, and Executive Vice President of Dünyagöz Hospital Selin Yildirim

Despite the financial crisis, luxury brands, such as mobile phone creator Vertu, have thrived. Its Signature Touch phone has been built using sapphire crystal, and a full HD display

Vertu becomes market leader in the luxury mobile phone business

The economic struggles facing retailers have finally started to fade, but some brands, particularly those in the premium sector, dealt with the challenges of the recession far better than others

Social responsibility versus self-interest: are the CSR sceptics right?

Although responsible consumption is thought to have entered the mainstream, self-preservation plays a bigger part among consumers than most would care to admit

The case for and against unconditional basic income in Switzerland

Growing wealth disparity in Switzerland has led to a referendum on an unconditional basic income, which could serve to narrow the gap

A change in tides

Self-insurance methods have traditionally been used by large multinationals, but difficult economic conditions mean smaller firms are now looking at captives

Elements for expansion

Both skilled workmanship and ready transportation have inspired a partnership between GE Aviation and SeaCast at Montana Connections Business Development Park

The power of persuasion

Time-honoured modes of brand promotion are on the decline, with TV and radio advertisements avoidable in our digital age. Technological advances have shaken the marketing world to its core, making a company’s promotional mix a new, experimental kind of warfare, writes Michal Zuk

Keeping business on track

With top transport links, cost-efficient utilities and a serene backdrop courtesy of the Rocky Mountains, Montana Connections Business Development Park has everything necessary for business and industry to grow

CEOs in the firing line

Successful companies are said to only be as good as the people that lead them, so choosing the right CEO is a tricky business

The world of luxury cigars

Creating the perfect cigar is as fine an art as wine or spirit making, utilising hundreds of years of painstaking ritual to define subtle nuances, strengths, aromas and tastes. We explore some of the best examples on the market today

Black day at the office

There are bad days at the office and then there are days so awful they have the potential to cause irreversible damage to a corporation’s reputation. From the 1970s Nestle boycott to modern-day FIFA, John Pontios explores the worst PR catastrophes in history

In safe hands

Globe Williams International has grown from humble beginnings to become a leader in the facilities management sector. With a strong focus on forging close relationships with its clients we find out what sets this company apart from its competitors

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