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John Stapleton argues that telling young people hard work is outdated may be the most damaging lie in modern business

With Labour committed to spending more on defence, we need to be clearer on the trade-offs – while realising ultimately it can boost the economy

Labour believes a trade deal with the US will change its political fortunes, but there are numerous obstacles in the way

How to swap time-wasting activities like doom-scrolling on your phone for new goals at home or work

Sport excels at coaching, motivating and improving through feedback. Why is business failing in these areas and what can it learn?

The sale of cricket franchises for nearly £1bn shows the power of a good story over data when it comes to selling a business to investors

Building a large company is not about business theory or even good ideas. Do you really have the passion to do it?

Unlocking creativity and talent can stimulate growth but you must live with potential downsides too, as Heston Blumenthal knows all too well

More young people are failing to take up employment, posing a growing problem both for business and government

Labour is pinning its hopes on economic growth but needs the right policies and good luck to achieve it

Team leaders can drive better performance with a few well-chosen words to key players

The childhood trauma of losing his father encouraged the Formula One boss to become a leader with a relentless focus on making the most of his time

Belonging isn’t about fitting in – it’s about fostering a culture where people feel valued, connected and free to be themselves, says Catherine Baker

From rethinking recruitment practices to fostering inclusive retention processes, Niki Turner-Harding explores how businesses can move beyond compliance and fully embrace the potential of a DEI-driven workplace

Niche experts in an unloved profession are in demand after showing fine margins can make all the difference

Founders are often told to persevere but relentless focus on a failing idea can be a trap, says Caspar Lee

Labour’s pre-election ‘pro-business’ pledge has turned into something very different

Jake Humphrey shares the lessons that Formula One legend Eddie Jordan has for us all

Remembering why you started a company and reinforcing this at key points will keep your organisation on track through the challenges you encounter

Emma Jones dives into the mixed reaction to the Budget. While some see opportunities, others face mounting challenges

Sir Keir Starmer and his party achieved power by avoiding saying too much but without a compelling narrative they can’t expect to stay in government for long

Much can be done to harness this multitrillion-pound industry to drive investment – but we must also save more

Zara Nanu explores the urgent need for business leaders to champion fair representation and build inclusive environments that truly reflect diverse perspectives

The scale of the backlash to a classic Labour package of tax increases has taken ministers by surprise, although they insist their measures will work – in time

Belief can be a powerful driver but lasting success requires more than optimism alone, says Catherine Baker

As government reforms and support systems fall short, the economic and personal toll grows, says Szu Ping Chan

With long-term sickness related to mental illness on the rise, supporting mental health is a growing challenge for growing businesses

Ed Smith says that the former PM's book is more a reflection on leadership principles than an autobiography

Reflecting on the founder mode craze, Caspar Lee explores the delicate balance between involvement and trust in leadership

Catherine Baker explains three things that can take your leadership to the elite level

From rethinking recruitment practices to fostering inclusive retention processes, Niki Turner-Harding explores how businesses can move beyond compliance and fully embrace the potential of a DEI-driven workplace

In a fast-paced world that rewards doing over being, Jake Humphrey reflects on the importance of living in the present

The well-intentioned reforms could discourage employers from taking chances on inexperienced candidates, says Szu Ping Chan

The UK's prime minister and foreign secretary face a complex diplomatic challenge in building or rebuilding ties with the 47th US president

Zara Nanu explores how occupational segregation and uneven access to education could exacerbate gender disparities

Whether it’s football, gymnastics, tennis or life, true greatness often comes from embracing near-wins and losses alike, says Jake Humphrey

While the government plans to prioritise economic expansion through a modern industrial strategy, digital adoption remains a key hurdle

Running a business is all about working hard. But Catherine Baker says that leaders need to learn the power of recovery from elite-level athletes

Casper Lee argues that with the stakes higher than ever, today's executives must navigate a new landscape where sincerity is key to trust and success

Tom Beahon, co-founder and CEO of sportswear brand Castore, explores the unique qualities that set successful entrepreneurs apart

There is a scale-up difficulty as fundraising gets harder, but companies also need to feel loved, says economics expert Szu Ping Chan

Radical reforms to workers’ rights, a rousing party conference and a tax-raising Budget will dominate

While talent often takes centre stage in discussions about success in sports and business, it is far from the whole story, explains Catherine Baker

Caspar Lee reflects on his battles with impostor syndrome and draws on other notable examples from entrepreneurs like Steve Jobs

From selling to the government under new procurement laws to accessing fully-funded support programs, Emma Jones says now is the time for founders to capitalise on these growing prospects and turn their ventures into lasting successes

Tom Beahon, co-founder and CEO of sportswear brand Castore, explores the unique qualities that set successful entrepreneurs apart

Women in business face a confidence paradox, where they are perceived as either lacking confidence or overdoing it, never fitting the typical leader's mould

In an era where philosophical fervour in sports rivals that of political debate, football managers like Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti exemplify differing approaches to the game

Generative AI has rapidly evolved from an experimental trend to a transformative business tool, leaving many SME leaders grappling with its implications

Catherine Baker explores the "three Ps" that drive long-term success and how these principles can help maintain motivation and achieve sustained performance in any field

As we’re into the summer holidays, it's crucial to remember the profound health benefits of taking time off

As Britain's population ages and birth rates decline, the sustainability of the state pension and NHS is in jeopardy

Steven Swinford breaks down the challenge ahead for the country's new prime minister

Sustainable development poses unique challenges for SMEs but there are ways to address them. The key is to get started

As Caspar Lee reaches the big 3-0, he reflects on what he's learned about founding, building and investing in businesses

Don't think of diversity as an opportunity to give back, but instead, consider the genuine impact and difference it can make, says our expert Jake Humphrey

Fear can be useful in the short term to drive performance, but be careful it doesn't become engrained in your business or team

Countries including the UK and US are increasing the legal minimum wage, but they must beware the dangers for businesses and employment

Sir Keir Starmer is betting the house on economic growth. If it doesn't win that bet the likely next government will face a tough choice on taxes and spending

Business support technology is evolving quickly, but SMEs still need more advanced digital pathways, says Enterprise Nation's Emma Jones

The UK may love self-deprecation but there's a risk we miss out on vital business opportunities and fail to inspire the entrepreneurs of tomorrow

For years, being successful on social media meant creating clickbait. But the pendulum is swinging the other way as audiences look for content that doesn't numb their minds

The government has promised to increase how much it spends with SMEs but it needs to go harder and faster to achieve its targets

Housebuilding is likely to be a key battleground at the next election as politicians attempt to balance the need for more homes with a 'not in my backyard' outlook from voters

Niki Turner-Harding looks into the rise of purpose as a priority for the workforce and why it's going to be important in the future.

Staying the Distance author Catherine Baker looks to sport for lessons in confidence that can help make you a better leader

Caspar Lee looks into the effect that artificial intelligence is having on the world of content creators and what the future holds

With the 2 May local elections just around the corner, The Times' political editor Steven Swinford looks at the lay of the political land

Infrastructure investment too often means large-scale construction projects when what women need is funding for affordable childcare, says Zara Nanu

Tom Beahon, the co-founder and chief executive of Castore, discusses the importance of mentorship in his entrepreneurial journey.

Process has invaded all aspects of life, including decision-making, but it needs to be only one aspect of problem solving to be effective