The great Alastair Cooke broadcast 831 episodes of “Letter from America” for the BBC.

He reluctantly gave up work a few months before his death at the age of 95 because he loved it and thought that what he did was important.

When Forbes.com carried out a poll about the most annoying business jargon, one of the contenders was “Thinking outside the box”. An astute reader voted and left the comment “Forget the box, just think”.

A lot of people think that there is some sort of mysterious art to getting promotion in your job, but most employers have a pretty simple approach to it and have no desire to hold back people that are interested in making progress.  That is bad for business.

A staggering 74% of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) were subjected to breach of security of their computer systems in 2015 according to a recent report* and it appears to be on the increase.