Author: Nathan Bissitt

It’s not just high powered meetings, networking and speeches at the World Economic Forum, some attendees are also taking part in meditation sessions. “There’s always a quiet place in your mind,” says Rick Goings, the boss of Tupperware Brands.

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Insurers have said they will pay more than £30m to businesses owed money by collapsed construction giant Carillion. Sums ranging from £5,000 to several million pounds are being paid to firms which had insurance policies against bad debts.However, most of

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Travel to the US is falling, a decline some in the tourism industry blame on US President Donald Trump.The number of international visitors fell by 4% in the first seven months of 2017, according to the US National Travel & Tourism Office.The trend occurred across

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Media playback is unsupported on your device The Presidents Club says it is to close following allegations that hostesses were groped at its men-only annual charity dinner.It said remaining funds would be distributed to children’s charities “in an

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A meat wholesaler which supplies Wetherspoon pubs, schools and care homes is being investigated over food hygiene concerns. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said it had stopped any meat leaving Russell Hume company sites and unused meat had been withdrawn from its

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The UK government told US authorities that it did not consider itself a “legally proper party” to the Bombardier trade dispute with Boeing.It also only submitted four pages of legal argument to a key hearing on the case held in December.In December, the US

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