Amid a year of elections and leadership battles and following the airing of the 18th series of BBC’s The Apprentice, you may be forgiven for thinking that arrogance or self-promotion is a pathway to success in business. But new research shows that the opposite is true.

At a time when there is burgeoning pressure for businesses to embrace and drive sustainable practices, the integration of technology is key, not only to streamline costs and enhance efficiency but also to navigate the complex landscape of energy and carbon management.

Women are more pessimistic than men about their chances of getting accepted into university, reveals new research by the University of Cologne.

India and the European Free Trade Association signed a Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement, i.e. TEPA, on March 10.

Birth rates are falling, but education and health investments can compensate to some extent, finds new research by Vienna University of Economics and Business.

Global Mind Project's ‘Mental State of the World’ report based on surveys from over 400,000 people in 71 countries – indicated a worldwide decline in mental health since 2020, raising the question: why are we all feeling down?