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Why a developing research culture is important strategically
Dean of Liverpool Business School Timothy Nichol reviews recent activity
21/12/17 -
Liverpool Business School: Welcome from the Dean
Induction week is always a busy time and there seemed to be few days when coaches were not lining up outside the School to...
17/10/17 -
Trafficked to grow cannabis: Vietnamese migrants are being exploited in Britain
Lucrative cannabis plantations have been a magnet for illegal migrants, writes Dr Daniel Silverstone from the Liverpool Centre...
12/09/17 -
Clearing stories: Daniel
'Make the most of it: it's over far too quickly': Business graduate Daniel got his place through Clearing and has key tips...
08/08/17 -
What do we mean when we talk about cultural value?
Professor Ian Fillis on developing a network to explore the impact of cultural activities in Liverpool and beyond
17/07/17 -
Putting humanity before profit
Former trader Kweku Adoboli accepted responsibility for $2.3bn losses at UBS, and now advocates for systemic change to the...
14/03/17 -
Are you getting ready for Degree Apprenticeships?
The latest Higher Apprenticeship model gives universities more ways to work with businesses and flexible work-study arrangements...
08/03/17 -
Unilever puts price squeeze on Tesco
Tesco refused to accept Unilever’s 10% product price increases, and soon Marmite was disappearing from shelves
13/10/16 -
UK fight to keep financial sector lead should spur more funds for regulation
Post-Brexit Britain will have many rivals eager to exploit any weakness in London's primacy as a home for banking
26/07/16 -
It’s OK to fail – but fail fast and move on
Graphic Design and Illustration graduate Jonathan Summers-Muir on working on a tech startup and taking part in the pilot...
22/07/16
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