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Go Ape s founders on selling up to their employees: It s not socialism, it s stakeholder capitalism

Last year, Tristram and Rebecca Mayhew passed ownership of the company to its 1,000 staff as an experiment. Here's why they took the leap.

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Council Tax in Leeds to rise by 2 99 per cent - and £16m of service cuts to be made

COUNCIL tax increases, £16m of service cuts and an extra 211 new jobs have been approved as Leeds City Council passes its mixed bag of a budget for…

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Employee ownership: who really wins?

Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has become the UK’s largest architecture practice to be owned by its employees. Last month, shares in the 500-strong company

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Review: ITV s new singing competition Walk The Line fails to hit the high notes in tedious Mariah-thon

I blame Mariah Carey. Not only is she all over the radio telling us just exactly what she wants for Christmas, but her no-note-left-unsung vocal technique has been all over the TV.

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Boris Johnson Under Fire for Reported Comments on Lockdown

Boris Johnson Under Fire for Reported Comments on Lockdown Mark Landler and Stephen Castle © Pool photo by Stefan Rousseau Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain arriving to give an update on the Covid-19 pandemic during a virtual news conference this month in the Downing Street Briefing Room in central London. LONDON Prime Minister Boris Johnson has long had a weakness for a funny line, even in the face of an unfunny problem like the pandemic. When coronavirus cases first spiked last spring, he promised that a lockdown would “squash the sombrero.” When he spoke to businesspeople about an emergency plan to manufacture ventilators, he joked that it could be called “Operation Last Gasp.”

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