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  • Horse Racing Betting Tips: South can leave Lincoln rivals all at sea for Kirby

    March 28, 2019

    EVEN though the Flat season doesn’t officially start until Guineas weekend, the traditional curtain raiser takes place at Doncaster tomorrow. The Unibet Lincoln (3.35pm) is the first leg of the ‘spring double’ and is followed by next weekend’s Randox Health Grand National. Phil Kirby is planning an audacious bid at snaring both prizes and I [...]

  • A Brexit tale of two Britains: how brands can advertise to both sides of the political divide

    March 28, 2019

    Since the EU referendum in 2016, the UK has been split. Yet while these divisions are clear to see in the House of Commons where MPs are still vigorously debating the UK’s relationship with the EU, the differences between these groups are far more pronounced and interesting outside of Westminster. In new research published by [...]

  • Four secrets for smashing your next big presentation

    March 28, 2019

    Myth: to deliver an amazing talk you need to be a “born speaker”. Reality: when you know the secrets that make the difference between a dull speech and a fascinating presentation, you can easily apply them. Here are just a few to get you started. Use the magic structure Why? What? How? What if? These [...]

  • There’s a human cost to fetishising entrepreneurs like Elizabeth Holmes

    March 28, 2019

    According to the documentary director Alex Gibney, the success of Elizabeth Holmes can be put down to Silicon Valley’s “fetishisation of the entrepreneur”. Holmes’ story is depicted in his latest film, The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, released last week. But her story has caught the imagination of just about everyone who has [...]

  • DEBATE: Could Mike Ashley be the answer to Debenhams’ woes?

    March 28, 2019

    Could Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley be the answer to Debenhams’ woes? John Phillips, general manager (EMEA) of Zuora, says YES. Reversing the fortunes of Debenhams would provide any new boss with a challenge – it is in dire need of modernisation. But Mike Ashley could well be the right man for the job. He has [...]

  • If nothing else, Brexit has taught us how mediocre our politicians are

    March 28, 2019

    Earlier this year, the BBC Parliament channel briefly became more popular than MTV. Perhaps not quite able to believe how on earth this was all going so badly, a few hundred thousand people tuned in to see what was happening on the green benches for themselves. What they witnessed would have clarified things. Posturing, grand-standing, [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: Ashwin’s Mankad was borderline cheating and should be banned from cricket for good

    March 27, 2019

    Ravichandran Ashwin’s conduct in the Indian Premier League has caused debate right across the cricketing world this week. With his side, Kings XI Punjab, up against it on Monday the Indian spinner decided to run out Rajasthan Royals’ batsman Jos Buttler while he was backing up at the non-strikers’ end. The dismissal, known as a [...]

  • Brands, don’t let your employees’ bad social media posts harm your reputation

    March 27, 2019

    One of the many lessons of 2018 was how easily a worker’s social media activity can damage a brand’s reputation. I don’t just mean the deliberate attacks made by angry ex-employees, but the accidental disasters caused by well-meaning contributions to the marketing effort. HSBC experienced this in October, when Business Insider published a piece about [...]

  • Rhod Sharp: 25 years of Up All Night

    March 27, 2019

    As presenter of the Media Masters podcast, I have met some extraordinary journalists from print, television and radio. But one windswept day in Marblehead, Massachusetts, I met one man who every one of these people would refer to as a legend: Rhod Sharp. Tomorrow, Rhod will celebrate 25 years at the helm of Up All Night. [...]

  • Italy’s trade deal with China is playing with fire

    March 27, 2019

    Italy’s decision to be the first major European economy to join China’s massive investment and infrastructure project, the Belt and Road Initiative, can only exacerbate tensions between Italy and its neighbours. On Saturday, President Xi Jinping and the Italian government signed a non-binding agreement for Italy to join China’s 21st-century trade route, and inked a total [...]

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