As the level of competition increases, companies become more innovative with their methods of recycling, according to new research by BI Norwegian Business School.

The study, conducted by Associate Professor Bente Flygansvær, Professor Robert Dahlstrøm and Professor Arne Nygaard, revealed that competition promotes sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship.

This innovation grows out o...

Job opportunities for the professional sector – including sectors such as IT, professional services, life sciences, finance, marketing, HR and engineering, have continued to improve, with July marking the second month in a row that vacancies have increased. While year on year figures are understandably still down, there are signs of improvement with decreases contracting by around 10% from last mo...

Searches for tech courses and remote learning have increased in the UK by over 40% on average as the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to bite.

With the latest employment figures showing that 649,000 fewer people in the UK were employed in June compared with March when lockdown began, Ironhack has looked at a range of Google searches for tech-based learning to highlight how many ...

Overconfident, often male, CEOs are reacting much less to both internal and external feedback, particularly negative assessments, and thus are more likely to lead their businesses to failure, finds new research from Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna).

Companies often evaluate the success of their current business strategy through feedback in the form of their firm's curre...

Including an extra sentence which compares your offer to the seller’s minimum price in a negotiation increases the likelihood of you getting what you want, finds research from ESMT Berlin.

Most people assume that you can either be friendly in a negotiation and satisfy your counterpart or get exactly what you want, but these two outcomes do not have to be mutually exclusive. Martin Schweinsberg, A...

As Coronavirus continues to impact the world of work as we know it, Guidant Global, has developed a four-step guide to help businesses plan ahead in the new normal. According to the leader in talent acquisition and managed workforce solutions, despite the increase in unemployment that’s being reported as a result of Covid-19, skill-short sectors are still struggling to source enough resources to d...

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Several companies had to close down as a result of the measures concerning COVID-19 taken by the National Security Council as from March 12, 2020. As a result, their revenues were lost in whole or in part and many companies experienced difficulties in paying their commercial rents.

The Flemish Government decided to support the affected c...

Family businesses are emerging from the coronavirus crisis stronger than they were predicting three months ago, finds new research from RSM and Nyenrode Business University.

The researchers surveyed family businesses in April earlier this year, asking how they thought their revenue, employee numbers, and profitability would be affected by the pandemic. They repeated the survey among the exact sam...

Data Centre Pricing (DCP), the specialists in Data Centres, has launched ‘The Cloud and Data Centre Revolution in Africa’ report, covering 26 countries across the continent and their DC activities.

DCP has identified that half of the countries in Africa have now launched third-party Data Centre facilities, with total African Data Centre space and power being equivalent to markets in Spain or Swi...