In our latest issue:
Toby Baxendale recently sold his business for £45m. At the age of 42, he now has a new mission in life: to expose what he calls the corruption at the heart of our financial system, by which taxpayers are being bled white to finance the undemocratic activities of the elites. He talks to us about what drives this mission.
Technology has changed the way we work, but for most businesses there has not been a similar change in the way they configure the workplace. In fact, most offices are decades behind the curve. We look at companies who are almost ahead of the curve and at the extraordinary way they believe the office of today should look.
We're delighted to introduce two new columnists:
Edmund Conway, formerly economics editor at the Daily Telegraph, now economics editor at Sky News. Ed has just come back from a year at Harvard, with some intriguing new ideas about how economics can learn from networks...
...and Joe Roseman, an economist with very sceptical views on the way our economy is being run.
Talking of sceptical, our resident malcontent The Sceptic writes on issues as diverse as the trouble brewing in the South China Sea, Rupert Murdoch and Ayn Rand.
We introduce a new Business Travel page, with news, tips and ideas for business travellers, and we look at the growing fashion trend for women who shoot. Shooting is becoming more popular with women, and gun makers are seizin the opportunity to expand their offering with style.
There is, as always, much more inside the magazine. Read it by clicking on the cover picture to your left or get in touch with us to order a hard copy.
Toby Baxendale recently sold his business for £45m. At the age of 42, he now has a new mission in life: to expose what he calls the corruption at the heart of our financial system, by which taxpayers are being bled white to finance the undemocratic activities of the elites. He talks to us about what drives this mission.
Technology has changed the way we work, but for most businesses there has not been a similar change in the way they configure the workplace. In fact, most offices are decades behind the curve. We look at companies who are almost ahead of the curve and at the extraordinary way they believe the office of today should look.
We're delighted to introduce two new columnists:
Edmund Conway, formerly economics editor at the Daily Telegraph, now economics editor at Sky News. Ed has just come back from a year at Harvard, with some intriguing new ideas about how economics can learn from networks...
...and Joe Roseman, an economist with very sceptical views on the way our economy is being run.
Talking of sceptical, our resident malcontent The Sceptic writes on issues as diverse as the trouble brewing in the South China Sea, Rupert Murdoch and Ayn Rand.
We introduce a new Business Travel page, with news, tips and ideas for business travellers, and we look at the growing fashion trend for women who shoot. Shooting is becoming more popular with women, and gun makers are seizin the opportunity to expand their offering with style.
There is, as always, much more inside the magazine. Read it by clicking on the cover picture to your left or get in touch with us to order a hard copy.