Adrian Wooldridge reflects on the decline of the idea of “disruption” in the business world. While it was once a popular buzzword, the overuse and overselling of the concept has led to its downfall.
Andreas Kluth provides insight into the pursuit of happiness – claiming that “being happy” should not be your goal.
Nobody has a monopoly on the truth. From today, we will regularly publish considered responses from BizNews community members.
Social media has many benefits. Among the downsides, however, is how easily posters commit to their preferred side of an argument.
We don’t need “advice”, which is largely personal opinion, posing as definitive fact to be published, writes community member Frank in today’s contribution.
New BizNews Motoring columnist William Kelly’s short burst in Ford’s Mustang Bullitt left him a little giddy. And a giddy Kelly often leads to philosophical ramblings on a page.
One of the more obvious features of commentary surrounding the pandemic is that the desire to be right has never been more desperate.
Standing up in an open forum does allow one to put their opinion across but it also lays one bare to the masses.
When one eventually sifts through the noise created by the Huffington Post hoax, the cracks it opened in the media industry are clear for all to see.
The problems we face today are there, because the people who work for a living, are outnumbered by those who vote for a living. This was written by a 21 year old woman who gets it.