November 2011 – Page 5

Tax on the Cayman Islands

While the Cayman Islands still get tagged as a “haven for tax evaders”, or a “contributor to the global economic meltdown”, nothing could be further from reality

Silvio Berlusconi: Wrong man for every job

No-one, however, has pushed the boundaries of selective employment more than Italy’s former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who has spent the last 20 years filling Italy’s cabinet with people who do not seem qualified for their jobs

Business opportunities at the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business

The University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business (Daniels) is known around the world for being a pioneer among business schools, for upholding the belief that a high-quality, rigorous business education should delve into more than the functional business disciplines

Akram Khan Company: DESH

What do Juliette Binoche, a French construction company and some of the most famous theatres in Europe have in common? For contemporary dance producer Farooq Chaudhry they are all part of world-class business model created by him to show daring new productions around the world

Michael Ma, IndoChine Group’s inspirator

Michael Ma moves through life with a dynamism, creativity, environmental philosophy and social consciousness that is encapsulated in the IndoChine Group’s ethic and philosophy for its bars, restaurants, clubs, villas and resorts

Smedegaard Andersen

Maersk’s CEO Nils Smedegaard Andersen doesn’t do anything in half measures. To prove it, he’s about to conquer the emerging markets, and will do so using some spectacularly large ships

Stéphane Richard

France Télécom is a monster force in its industry, but it doesn’t always grab the headlines for the right reasons. The shocking staff suicide saga is only one of the challenges that its CEO Stéphane Richard has to tackle

MBAs at Whitewater’s College of Business and Economics

Executives worldwide value the MBA degree as a tool for developing and expanding their managerial skills, which is why the University of Wisconsin offers a premier online programme

Chris Renardson: Europe’s double-dip recession

Chris Renardson looks at what businesses should be doing as Europe faces the threat of a double-dip recession and a partial collapse of the eurozone

Gadgets: Vuzix, Blackberry, Dyson and more

Whether it’s for a well-deserved distraction or something to make the office work more efficiently, these gadgets will enhance the modern CEO’s life

Autumn Accessories: Seiko, InCase, Simon Carter and more

Classic accessories should be practical and long-lasting in order to endure the test of time. Whether for office or off-duty use, it’s definitely worth investing in a few key pieces to finish off the perfect ensemble

Vintage motorcycles: Keating Wheel Company

Few vintage motorcycle traders are as devoted to keeping the models in their original state as Brian Keating of the Keating Wheel Company, and when you see the bikes back on the road in their former glory, it’s easy to see why

Ogier Guernsey: An island of opportunity

With numerous opportunities for corporations, firms and individuals to conduct business in, Guernsey has become the place to be. Eleni Chalkidou speaks to Ogier Guernsey’s Founding Partner Roger Le Tissier to discover why

Investment opportunities in Malta

An ideal meeting place, Malta is strategically located between the major European capitals and has a long history as a neutral assembly point: we find out why it is as relevant today as it was hundreds of years ago

Celerant Consulting: Tips on leadership

The global economy is still in intensive care and it’s having a profound effect on every global organisation, says Russell King, Advisor to Celerant Consulting UK. So how can management provide the best leadership across continents, cultures and attitudes?

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