Truth will out – but not always in the ways you expect
‘Kittens are evil’: heresies in public policy
If payment by results is such a good idea, why does it so often end up producing results that are the opposite of those intended?
Being pro-market and being pro-business are two very different things
Until the left figures out the difference, the economy will continue to malfunction
Policy tsars – do they ever work?
James Caan has joined the 260 tsars created since 1997. Too many have been window-dressing, appointed on a political whim
The corporate tax row puts governments as well as companies on the spot
The only way to alter corporate behaviour is to change the rules
Power and its unspoken side effects
Power in organisations is omnipresent and necessary – but its unwelcome side-effects need institutional challenge
What Warren Buffett can teach us all
Much more than an investor, Warren Buffett is probably the best manager in the world
A business horror story
The rise of the organisational vampire
NHS incentives: the wrong medicine
Offering hospital wards cash to unblock beds is likely to end in tears
No marks for zero hours
Zero-hours contracts go against the grain of everything we know about how great workplaces work