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Why managers should use inherent biases to make better decisions

Researchers believe that rather than trying to think rationally, managers and business strategists should use their own biases to come to better decisions.

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Growing in the age of uncertainty: Starting and scaling up in Europe post-Brexit

GrowthBusiness cuts through reams of research to bring you the highlights of growing your business in the age of uncertainty.

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Test new markets the smart way for global growth

Testing new markets doesn't need to be time or capital intensive. EasyCat's Fadi Sabbagha writes.

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Cross-border trading: Looking beyond Brexit

Brexit does not necessarily spell doom and gloom for cross-border trading. P2P Mailing's Paul Galpin writes.

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Want to win? Adopt a people before product strategy

Aurecon’s Liam Hayes argues that to stay in the lead, businesses should invest in their employees and help them develop digitally. Here's how.

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Why getting rid of billable hours will encourage gender diversity in law

Bird & Bird's Elizabeth Lang believes the traditional billing by hours model in the legal sector just doesn't work. Here's why creativity and flexible hours makes sense for diversity in law.

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How collaboration can further the fourth industrial revolution

The WEF discussion addressed the need for greater co-operation and collaboration between businesses, especially when it comes to sharing technological advances. Stephen Dyson, Head of Industry 4.0, Proto Labs considers the role digital manufacturing will play in the fourth industrial revolution.

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Avoiding a race to the bottom

For sustainable growth, companies need to be defined by more than its low prices. Momondo group CEO Hugo Burge writes.

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How collaboration can further the fourth industrial revolution

The WEF discussion addressed the need for greater co-operation and collaboration between businesses, especially when it comes to sharing technological advances. Stephen Dyson, Head of Industry 4.0, Proto Labs considers the role digital manufacturing will play in the fourth industrial revolution.

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Avoiding a race to the bottom

For sustainable growth, companies need to be defined by more than its low prices. Momondo group CEO Hugo Burge writes.

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Market testing: 5 ways to make sure your new innovation hits the mark

Before a new invention is put into production, entrepreneurs must be sure that it will be a commercial success. Market testing provides an opportunity to assess its saleability and to consider whether additional features are required. Dave Croston, partner at Withers & Rogers, shares his five tips for successful market testing.

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The best places to work around the world and what they all have in common

According to new research, the best places to work in the world is mostly based on perceptions than facts. This infographic pegs national data, average annual pay, working days per year and other metrics agains the United Nations world happiness index to reveal the best places to work.

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It’s all in the maths: Why forecasts don’t come true

Use mathematics to improve the way you interrogate forecasts, writes Price Bailey's Chand Chudasama.

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Are you ready for the mission-led business revolution?

With a combined turnover of £165 billion, and employing 1.4 million people across the UK, socially-conscious companies prove that doing good can also make business sense. Legal expert Peter Hubbard outlines what to watch for when building a mission-led business.

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