‘Corporate purpose? It went too far’, says man behind Britain’s Davos
John O'Brien founded Anthropy - dubbed 'Britain's Davos' - to help the UK 'build back better' from Covid. Has it failed?
Pritzker heading to Mexico for trade as tariffs loom
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New train operator to take on Eurostar with routes from the UK to Europe – and it could mean cheaper tickets
A BRAND-NEW train operator is hoping to launch services between the UK and Europe, offering ‘competitive fares’ for ...
The most shocking claims from the Facebook whistleblower's memoir
Never has a gag order been so ill-judged. Meta's attempts to quash Sarah Wynn-Williams' memoir, Careless People – the inside ...
Rachel Reeves row on Sabrina Carpenter freeby tickets grows as No10 says: 'It's down to her own judgement'
Rachel Reeves faced growing questions over accepting free Sabrina Carpenter tickets for a concert at the O2 Arena as No10 ...
After a long decline, Europe tries for a comeback
Like Heathrow on Friday, Europe is a civilization gone dark, its people grounded, the rest of the world turning around ...
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How ‘Rhythm of Unity’ transcended branding to become a national symbol
When Rhythm of Unity first aired, it landed with the force of a cultural event. PTV and NTM ran it on repeat, audiences ...
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The ad that united Pakistan
A cigarette ad without cigarettes. Branding without a brand name. And yet, three decades later, Rhythm of Unity remains one ...