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Innovation addicts
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Innovation addicts

Young entrepreneurs are not interested in establishing a single business and profiting from it handsomely; they have serial ambitions
A spent force
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A spent force

Promotion to partnership no longer brings the perks and rewards it once did, so what do we do with an unmotivated band of staff?
That's justice
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That's justice

The courts have strengthened the hand of executors who are often left holding the bag when there is an estate administration hitch
Where's the pudding?
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Where's the pudding?

The jury is still out on whether the unorthodox fiscal policies being employed from Tokyo to Ottawa will benefit economic activity or hinder it
Curious happenings
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Curious happenings

How are you to deal with elephant tusks that may have been illegally traded, but form part of an estate?
Gutierrez scores a victory for discrimination
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Gutierrez scores a victory for discrimination

The Newcastle player's claim is a reminder to employers of the importance of ensuring a level playing field for disabled and non-disabled employees, writes Amanda Trewhella
The digital age of marketing
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The digital age of marketing

Adrienne Halladay urges firms to embrace the future of cloud computing and big data analytics, without neglecting tried and trusted marketing practices
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