Harvard Business School

The ‘no-code’ approach is very popular but it comes with a dilemma

A new approach to software is needed that not only makes it convenient to build but automatically ensures it is error-free

Bezos signals partial end to epic run at helm of Amazon

But decision to step down feels natural and almost inevitable

How MBA students have adapted amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Students have sought to make the most out of unique situation created by coronavirus

The Zoom transgression that sank one of the United States’ best-known journalists

How Jeffrey Toobin, New Yorker writer and CNN legal analyst, lost his sweetest gig

Arm’s-length managers must channel their inner coach

Remote workers must not be micromanaged as a hands-off leadership style may be best

‘It’s a matter of fairness’: squeezing more tax from multinationals

Governments will need to start thinking about who will pay for their ballooning deficits

Remaking Ireland: Five positives from the pandemic

The crisis poses huge threats but also shows us ways forward in health, housing, work and lifestyle

Managing through a crisis: Jeff Bezos gets his hands dirty again at Amazon

Wealthiest man in the world has become $25bn richer since early March

How rituals can help us adapt to the new working reality

Even simple, seemingly pointless rituals can offset the loss of a regular working routine

Tributes paid to towering ‘ultimate disrupter’ Clayton Christensen

Tech giant – all 6ft 8in of him – inspired Silicon Valley’s innovators with his ideas

How Haier morphed from tiny operation into global corporation

Far-sighted Chinese giant claims 10.5% share of world home-appliance market

Demanding questions of millennials leading to a global food ‘revolution’

Conference told meat alternatives expected to make up 60% of meat market by 2040

Brexit delirium, the new boss of Tesco and the Irish box office king

Planet Business: Can you feel the wealth tonight?

Thinking time: Why it should be essential in every workplace

Setting aside time to think is vital for good decision-making and keeping your sanity

Easy Rider at 50: ‘Unwatchable’ – unless you’re stoned

In July 1969, Dennis Hopper’s movie baffled the suits, freaked out audiences and made a fortune

Shay Garvey appointed as non-executive director to Irish Times board

Founding partner of Frontline ventures is a prominent early-stage tech investor

The MBA premium: opening doors to interviews and prospects

MBAs offer students a valuable perspective on management and business

Consumer safety is gig economy’s biggest problem

Chris Horn: Lack of meaningful regulation online allows tech giants to dominate

Are you watching your TV – or is your TV watching you?

Net Results: There’s a reason why modern, feature-packed smart TVs are so cheap

Allow yourself to embrace ‘Jomo’ – the joy of missing out

Stop trying to be friends with everyone and to make every party, and learn what’s really important in life

Small steps to creating a human-friendly workplace

Employers have a role in reducing workplace stress and improving staff wellbeing

General Electric cuts dividend to 1 cent after $22bn writedown

Company to restructure its power equipment division after earnings missed expectations

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