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Gatwick buyer sends in squad to fix woes

Global Infrastructure Partners is preparing to send in team of 'fixers' to help to overhaul operations of the airport

Harvey Nash warns on profits amid jobs dearth

Recruitment group says employers are continuing to delay hiring new full time staff as Britain remains in recession

Your business can be better by design

Tim Brown, an industrial designer by training, says innovation and creative thinking are vital in an economic downturn

The future office — not an office at all

Companies will make use of city-centre facilities that are publicly available — coffee shops, restaurants, pubs, parks

The 100: Socrates, philosopher

This extract from a new book on 100 of the greatest speeches takes a look at one of the founders of Western philosophy

How to ... resolve conflict in the workplace

Industry experts provide ten techniques that can be used to prevent disputes from bubbling over in the office

Rival chief puts Relax in administration

David Mond bought Relax’s debt owed to Barclays, thought to be about £4.7 million, last week as a private investor

Top 100 graduate employers: Civil Service

An accelerated training and development programme is looking for about 500 graduates with the potential to become leaders

Northumbrian rules out rights issue

Company’s figures were spelt out before Ofwat publishes its determination on water bills for the five years from April 2010

PwC is in the Big Four, but it's getting bigger

Ian Powell sees Britain’s recession-ravaged landscape as a land of opportunity for the professional services firm

£100m deal fattens up Compass figures

Compass will announce a £100m contract with Lloyds Banking Group alongside its full-year results this week

SHL's David Leigh can read you like a book

The chief executive's love of poker predates his professional involvement in spotting when job applicants are bluffing