Danger, dehydration and doorbells: what it’s like delivering Christmas shopping for Amazon
For Amazon drivers, the festive season is a time of precarious employment and unsustainable workloads handed out by unseen algorithms.
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Why the godfather of the electric car is betting on public transport
Andy Palmer, the former CEO of Aston Martin, has traded luxury supercars for electric buses.
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“Covid has revealed a lot of nonsense about work”: the CEO who moved his bank to a four-day week
Mark Mullen, CEO of Atom Bank, explains why he trimmed his employees’ working week to 34 hours.
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“A pink tin in every kitchen”: How Grind became millennials’ favourite coffee
When all its cafés were closed, Grind only became more popular. Founder and CEO David Abrahamovitch explains its surprising pandemic…
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“We must prevent Facebook from running the metaverse”: Herman Narula on the fight for a new reality
As CEO of Improbable Worlds, Narula has been working on the “metaverse” for a decade.
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“Dark stores won’t conquer grocery delivery”: Beelivery’s Paul Gott on the future of shopping
The delivery service’s chief operating officer reveals the future of supermarkets and the battle for the UK’s delivery slots.
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“Why are people so angry?” Minouche Shafik on how the pandemic will change society
The director of LSE and former deputy director of the Bank of England calls for a post-Covid rethink of our…
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“Three per cent of people in the financial sector are psychopaths.” Manfred Kets de Vries on CEOs
The prolific author discusses overwork and why some companies rot from the top.
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