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City Spy: Glencore boss and corporate spy link

30.08.11
Glencore is one of the world's most tight-lipped companies. Odd, then, that gaffe-a-minute chairman Simon Murray is moonlighting as a "senior adviser" to GPW... more

The age of andism

23.05.11
In these competitive days it's not enough to have just one career, says Helen Kirwan-Taylor ... more

Court out: pair in Facebook row fail again

17.05.11
As the Oscar-winning film The Social Network makes clear, nobody could accuse the Winklevoss twins of lacking determination... more

Imperial and UCL make the world top 20 of universities

10.03.11
Two London universities are among the 20 most highly regarded in the world, research shows ... more

Looking for a job? Just invent your own

03.03.11
Harvard undergraduates believe that inventing a job is better than finding a job, but it seems that this rule applies to our own students too... more

Royals are still our best sign of being British

01.03.11
It was a great British win, to the slight disappointment of some of our film critics who secretly carried the flame for The Social Network or True Grit. The former was cool, forward-looking, American. The latter was cool, mythological, American. Whereas the King's Speech was royal history, embarrassing, British... more

Degrees of ingenuity

10.01.11
There has never been a better time for students to start up their own businesses. Philip Delves Broughton has been checking out the latest wave of ‘collegepreneurs’... more

Facebook's future

01.11.10
It may be the king of social media but other revolutionary rivals are after Facebook’s crown. Philip Delves Broughton reports... more

The Social Network is must-see story of Facebook friends and enemies

15.10.10
Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg is cast as a social reject in the must-see movie of his legal battle with his student investors... more

Mervyn King dubbed 'devil' as he tells TUC to face the facts

15.09.10
Bank of England governor Mervyn King faces down union militants to deliver a stern lecture on the need to repair the national finances... more

Opening This Week: Tom Jones, Design for Living and Alvin Ailey

13.09.10
The Welsh crooner, a Noel Coward adaptation at the Old Vic, and a new performance at Sadler's Wells are on the list of things to see this week... more

Imperial and UCL in top 10 of the world’s best universities

08.09.10
University College, London, and Imperial are fourth and seventh in the QS world university rankings... more

Apple help us get educated from home

05.07.10
Every student’s dream of being able to attend lectures from the comfort of the sofa is finally here.... more

Singing the songs of a doomed love affair in Love Story

08.06.10
Fiona Mountford can report with immense pleasure that Howard Goodall (music) and Stephen Clark (book and lyrics) have crafted a terrific new musical.... more

Schizophrenia may come from tiny gene shifts

02.07.09
Tiny genetic variations may hold the key to schizophrenia, scientists claim... more

Teenagers go to Harvard in Stephen Lawrence memory

10.06.09
A teenage boy who grew up near the place where Stephen Lawrence was murdered is to study architecture at Harvard University in his memory... more

It may hurt, but oil price is now about right for us all

02.06.09
SOME would have it that the recent rise in the oil price is evidence of optimism - a sign that the global economy is getting stronger and that the prospects of recession turning into depression have dimmed.... more

Liberal meets rap in an explosive culture clash

29.05.09
Harvard has done a great job in reaching out to students from non-traditional backgrounds. But even diversity has its limits... more

Not enough guilty pleasures in Angels & Demons

15.05.09
Author Dan Brown and director Ron Howard have committed the sin of leaving out the guilty pleasures in Angels & Demons.... more

The schools for scandal that should be brought to book

11.05.09
In December 1983, Philip Geddes was killed in the IRA bomb attack on Harrods. I was at school with Philip — he was in the year ahead of me. I still have some books bearing his signature that he handed on to me when he left ... more

I’m backing Brawn-again Jenson to be on the button

27.03.09
Formula One: I will be rising before dawn in the hope that Jenson pulls it off. We all love a trier and few sportsmen have been as trying as he has ... more

'Politics hinders a British Obama'

25.03.09
Britons are ready to elect a black prime minister - but the system may never give them a chance, a study conclude... more

Renée Zellweger lets herself go

06.02.09
Renée Zellweger dons a fat suit as she larks around during a special ceremony at Harvard University.... more

Argos Buys Bush

27.11.08
Retail: Two of the best-known names in British consumer electricals, Bush and Alba, were rescued today as they were bought by High Street catalogue store Argos for £15.25 million.... more

Capital's universities climb world league table as UK slumps

09.10.08
Leading London universities have risen in the world ranking of higher education institutions this year despite Britain sliding in the international league... more

'More suffering from manorexia'

17.09.08
There are signs that anorexia is increasing at a faster rate among men than women as the beauty and fashion industry puts a greater focus on males... more

Off the record

25.07.08
Rain or shine, there are plenty of new tunes to party to this year and David Smyth gives us his take on those tipped for the top.... more

Opposites attract

09.04.08
Jeff Baron’s Visiting Mr Green, deals with racial and sexual intolerance in America when a handsome young Harvard graduate suffers sexual loneliness in gay-friendly New York.... more

Shaken and stirred

22.03.07
The audience was dancing the conga in the aisles and gave Pink Martini a standing ovation, but Mark Espiner found the 12-strong band a little too predictable.... more


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