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Sportswear giant adidas will be making shoes in a robot-powered factory in Germany from 2017. The new SPEEDFACTORY facility will begin large-scale production next year and the company is also planning on rolling this out in the USA. This comes after the company had closed almost all of its German factories in the 1990s. CEO Herbet Hainer said: “As a sports company ...
Within the European start-up sector, there is a common myth that 80 percent of businesses will fail within the first year. Every year more and more publications take this statistic as fact, citing a report produced by Bloomberg as evidence. Yet this ‘report’ cannot be located anywhere within the public domain. The earliest trackable citation of the statistic is an article...
In a full-time position, Brits spend at least 37.5 hours per week with their colleagues – that’s nearly a quarter of the week away from your nearest and dearest. Business can be cut-throat. So, where can you get the support required to stay inspired, do your best and ultimately get ahead? Enter the work ‘spouse’ – a platonic ‘partner’ who has your...
We are living in an era of disruption and change and it has never been a better time to be an entrepreneur. All around us new companies are emerging across a wide range of sectors – the one thing they all have in common is their shared desire for upheaval, to challenge what has gone before and to move things forward. This is a Golden age and yet, despite this buzz and excitement, th...
Two thirds of UK firms say they’ve not been impacted negatively by the EU referendum, according to a new poll released to mark one year since the Conservative Government’s general election victory. The poll of 1,300 business leaders, carried out during April and May by the business data website Company Check , found that 65 percent hadn’t experienced any negat...
Booking.com has revealed that being on a mobile phone during a meeting is the worst business etiquette blunder committed by businessmen and women. First impressions are crucial in business, with potential customers often making their minds up within seconds of meeting someone on a business trip. Research released by Booking.com reveals that a lack of understanding when it come...
The cost of health insurance is steadily rising across Europe as employees work and live longer and the number claims increase. UK health insurance costs are anticipated to grow by 6.5 percent in 2016, the largest hike in five years. According to Willis Towers Watson’s 2016 Global Medical Trends report , high claim volumes mean that health insurance costs are increasing year-o...
Flexible working is somewhat of a buzzword in today’s employment circles. The traditional Monday to Friday 9-5pm working pattern is becoming increasingly consigned to history as people work different, often longer hours to fit around other commitments. As organisations face an era of digital transformation, new research highlights the need for HR professionals to redefine their role...
Businesses in the UK are wasting £60 billion a year because unmotivated employees are spending too much time on unnecessary admin tasks. According to a study by Kronos, the country’s workforce is also hindered by complexity, low productivity, and poor performing technology. To resolve these issues, organisations need to boost employee engagement by treating their people as val...
Finance experts are the most likely people to become bosses of top businesses, according to a study into the CEOs of the FTSE 100 companies. A financial background continues to be the most common of today’s FTSE 100 CEOs (55 percent), compared to 21 percent in retail/hospitality, 15 percent in engineering/natural resources, 15 percent in marketing and 14 percent in technology...
The latest issue of Business Review Europe magazine is now live, full of features and company profiles showcasing the latest business developments from across the continent. This month we chart how technology has transformed the operations of insurance company RSA Group, with CEO Steven Hester in the interview hotseat. Shaun Carroll of security company G4S speaks to us about ho...
In what it calls the second quantum revolution, the European Union is committing to a €1 billion megaproject in a bid to further digitise industry across the continent. Set to launch in 2018, it follows the likes of the USA and China, the latter currently building a 2,000 km quantum communication link between Beijing and Shanghai. Developments like these will greatly assist the fight...
The Institute of Directors (IoD) is hosting a series of debates aimed at businesses up and down the country, discussing the arguments for leaving and remaining in the European Union. Whatever their views on the UK’s membership of the European Union, the IoD urges all businesses to consider the implications of the upcoming referendum. With only around six in 10 IoD members having eve...
Businesses and organisations across many industries have made it in to the top 50 employers for women, a study released by The Times newspaper. From Accenture and HSBC to Shell and Sky, many of the businesses on the list have a wide presence across the continent, helping women in the workplace by promoting more to senior roles, helping single parents and encouraging cultural chang...
Irregular hours, children in the office and a higher burden of unpaid work are stifling female entrepreneurship, a study by AXA reveals. Only 18 per cent of small businesses in the UK are run by women. Since the recession, the UK has seen a 38 per cent increase in female self-employment, and home is largely where this revolution is taking place. According to AXA’s st...
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