All articles by James Halliwell – Page 9
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My Alternative CV
Mike Docker, Northwood & WEPA, on copters and coasters
I kept calling the interviewer Didier, despite the fact that this wasn’t actually his name
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Analysis & Features
WeFarm: turning old mobile phones into smart phones
What happens if you’re a farmer in Kenya and your chicken is looking a bit peaky?
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News
Justin King to speak at The Leadership Symposium 2016
Themes discussed will include technology, innovation, emerging talent and the nature of leadership itself
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Comment & Opinion
Sainsbury’s rolls out fourth ‘emergencies’ service with charming cycling scheme
Sainsbury’s has launched a brainwave of a money-spinner that doesn’t involve buying up 1980s high street brands
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Comment & Opinion
Aldi profits may have dropped again but its long game is working
If they ever bring out a Matthew Barnes talking doll, when you yank the string at the back it will squawk: “We will not be beaten on price.”
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Comment & Opinion
An Antarctic Chef: a fascinating look at Shackleton's diet
Next time you’re stressed cooking a Sunday roast, consider Charles Green
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Category Report
Bling It On! Spirits Category Report 2016
Brits have spent an extra £108m on the hard stuff in the supers, as our thirst for premium brands grows
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My Alternative CV
Kara Rosen, Plenish, on drunk job interviews and Madonna
I walked into an interview and the hiring manager had forgotten my appointment. He was drinking whisky and playing poker
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Analysis & Features
Milk and health: Are mixed messages damaging to dairy?
Has conflicting scientific and pseudo-scientific advice confused the consumer? And how can the dairy industry fight back?…
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Category Report
Spirits Category Report 2016
Brits are hitting the hard stuff… hard. Sales of spirits are up a stiff 3.2% after shoppers spent £108m more on liquor than last year, delivering the latest positive numbers in what…
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Comment & Opinion
Your Wine Questions Answered: simple and curious wine guide
When it comes to wine, my top questions include: ‘Is it wise to finish this bottle all by myself?’
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My Alternative CV
Paul Davenport, Borderfields, on Alice Cooper and dressing up
Paul Davenport, Borderfields, on Alice Cooper, dressing up and eating British
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Analysis & Features
The Grocer Cup 2016: The Contenders
This is your chance to decide who will carry off the trophy in 2016
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Analysis & Features
Top New Talent is back: here's why you should enter
Are you in the driving seat? Then enter now!
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My Alternative CV
Simon Knight, Burts Chips, on BMWs and confined spaces
I am keen to offset my fuel use with a hybrid but convincing the boss to allow me a BMW i8 is not easy
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Comment & Opinion
Munchies' film takes an affectionate look at pie and mash
Pie and mash was “one of the first fast foods”
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Analysis & Features
Death of a salesman? How fmcg selling is changing fast
But have personality, vigour, instinct and entrepreneurial flair been lost in the process?
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News
Lidl decision to restock non-food on Sundays a 'no-brainer'
Non-food items on sale during week one are expected to include chainsaws and hedge trimmers for £60
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Comment & Opinion
“Share what you’ve achieved” and enter Top New Talent 2016
It’s a straightforward process, completely free and the rewards are well worth it
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Analysis & Features
Workfare controversy reignited by retailer naming
A list of those involved in the Workfare debacle has reignited the debate. But it’s far from clear whether there’s a case to answer